Literature DB >> 12204926

Residential care in Italy. National survey of non-hospital facilities.

G de Girolamo1, A Picardi, R Micciolo, I Falloon, A Fioritti, P Morosini.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: In Italy, where all mental hospitals have been gradually phased out since 1978, psychiatric patients requiring long-term care are being treated in non-hospital residential facilities (NHRFs). However, detailed data on these facilities are sparse. AIMS: The Progetto Residenze (PROGRES) residential care project is a three-phase study, the first phase of which aims to survey the main characteristics of all Italian NHRFs.
METHOD: Structured interviews were conducted with the manager of each NHRF.
RESULTS: On 31 May 2000 there were 1370 NHRFs with 17 138 beds; an average of 12.5 beds each and a rate of 2.98 beds per 10 000 inhabitants. Residential provision varied ten-fold between regions and discharge rates were very low. Most had 24-hour staffing with 1.42 patients per full-time worker.
CONCLUSIONS: There is marked variability in the provision of residential places between different regions; discharge rates are generally low.

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Year:  2002        PMID: 12204926     DOI: 10.1192/bjp.181.3.220

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Br J Psychiatry        ISSN: 0007-1250            Impact factor:   9.319


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