Add to ORKGDeinstitutionalization has made possible the development of modern community psychiatric services, however radical decrease in the number of hospital beds may result in a reduction in the overall standard of psychiatric care and disruptions in service delivery. The authors present an example of deinstitutionalisation in Hungary, which led to serious difficulties in the provision of healthcare in the field of psychiatry, contrasted with a case from Germany serving as an example of an alternative solution
In a time when the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services has become a global and European...
The policy of deinstitutionalisation i.e. the closure of large psychiatric hospitals and a move towa...
During the last 50 years, mental health care has experienced important changes in many countries aro...
Deinstitutionalization has made possible the development of modern community psychiatric services, h...
Introduction: Limited research has been undertaken in Europe examining the shift in the balance of c...
The article presents reflections on the deinstitutionalization in relation to trends in psychiatry a...
Objective To establish whether reinstitutionalisation is occurring in mental health care mid, if so,...
Hungary has a tradition both in biological psychiatry and psychotherapy, and for decades developed t...
Objective To establish whether reinstitutionalisation is occurring in mental health care mid, if so,...
Many European mental health systems are undergoing change as community-centred care replaces large-s...
Finland has experienced one of the most rapid psychi-atric deinstitutionalization processes in the w...
The purpose of the paper is to highlight issues related to deinstitutionalization and community care...
Deinstitutionalization is the label given to the reduction or elimination of long-term-stay psychiat...
Europe shares some historical roots of modern psychiatry. Even before the 19th century, there had be...
BACKGROUND: The process of deinstitutionalization (community-based care) has been shown to be associ...
In a time when the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services has become a global and European...
The policy of deinstitutionalisation i.e. the closure of large psychiatric hospitals and a move towa...
During the last 50 years, mental health care has experienced important changes in many countries aro...
Deinstitutionalization has made possible the development of modern community psychiatric services, h...
Introduction: Limited research has been undertaken in Europe examining the shift in the balance of c...
The article presents reflections on the deinstitutionalization in relation to trends in psychiatry a...
Objective To establish whether reinstitutionalisation is occurring in mental health care mid, if so,...
Hungary has a tradition both in biological psychiatry and psychotherapy, and for decades developed t...
Objective To establish whether reinstitutionalisation is occurring in mental health care mid, if so,...
Many European mental health systems are undergoing change as community-centred care replaces large-s...
Finland has experienced one of the most rapid psychi-atric deinstitutionalization processes in the w...
The purpose of the paper is to highlight issues related to deinstitutionalization and community care...
Deinstitutionalization is the label given to the reduction or elimination of long-term-stay psychiat...
Europe shares some historical roots of modern psychiatry. Even before the 19th century, there had be...
BACKGROUND: The process of deinstitutionalization (community-based care) has been shown to be associ...
In a time when the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services has become a global and European...
The policy of deinstitutionalisation i.e. the closure of large psychiatric hospitals and a move towa...
During the last 50 years, mental health care has experienced important changes in many countries aro...