Add to ORKGMagister Curationis - MCurThe frequent readmission of patients in psychiatric hospitals is caused by the relapse in their different psychiatric conditions. With a shortage of professional nurses, lack of resources, and an ever-increasing workload, the frequent readmission of psychiatric patients further worsens the situation
Rapid readmission (RR) of psychiatric patients within 30 days of discharge places a costly burden on...
Objective To examine the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of psychiatric patients with ...
The goal of this project was to uncover the factors associated with relapse and hospital readmission...
This study examined predictors of readmission to a general hospital psychiatric unit that provided a...
A qualitative study using in-depth interviews with 10 nurses working with psychiatric patients was c...
to identify factors that commonly contributed to the decision to rebos-pitalize patients who made he...
Readmission rates for mental health care are higher in South Korea than other Organization for Econo...
David W Morris,1 Subroto Ghose,1,2 Ella Williams,1,2 Kevin Brown,1,2 Fuad Khan1,2 1Department of Ps...
Abstract Frequent Psychiatric Readmission (FPR) (revolving door phenomenon) is characterized by repe...
Introduction: Most mental disorders have a chronic evolution and therefore a certain amount of psych...
The purpose of this research was to identify the factors which lead chronic mentally ill adults to b...
Inpatient care is integral to balanced mental health systems, contributing to containment of risk as...
PURPOSE: Providing good continuity of care to patients is considered a vital component of community ...
Background Readmission rates are frequently used as a quality indicator for health care, yet their v...
Background & Aims: With reduction in number of patients in the Psychiatric hospitals in Malaysia, t...
Rapid readmission (RR) of psychiatric patients within 30 days of discharge places a costly burden on...
Objective To examine the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of psychiatric patients with ...
The goal of this project was to uncover the factors associated with relapse and hospital readmission...
This study examined predictors of readmission to a general hospital psychiatric unit that provided a...
A qualitative study using in-depth interviews with 10 nurses working with psychiatric patients was c...
to identify factors that commonly contributed to the decision to rebos-pitalize patients who made he...
Readmission rates for mental health care are higher in South Korea than other Organization for Econo...
David W Morris,1 Subroto Ghose,1,2 Ella Williams,1,2 Kevin Brown,1,2 Fuad Khan1,2 1Department of Ps...
Abstract Frequent Psychiatric Readmission (FPR) (revolving door phenomenon) is characterized by repe...
Introduction: Most mental disorders have a chronic evolution and therefore a certain amount of psych...
The purpose of this research was to identify the factors which lead chronic mentally ill adults to b...
Inpatient care is integral to balanced mental health systems, contributing to containment of risk as...
PURPOSE: Providing good continuity of care to patients is considered a vital component of community ...
Background Readmission rates are frequently used as a quality indicator for health care, yet their v...
Background & Aims: With reduction in number of patients in the Psychiatric hospitals in Malaysia, t...
Rapid readmission (RR) of psychiatric patients within 30 days of discharge places a costly burden on...
Objective To examine the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of psychiatric patients with ...
The goal of this project was to uncover the factors associated with relapse and hospital readmission...