R Borbé1, S Jaeger, S Borbé, T Steinert. 1. Zentrum für Psychiatrie Südwürttemberg, Abt. Versorgungsforschung &Klinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie I der Universität Ulm, Weingartshoferstr. 2, 88214, Ravensburg-Weissenau, Deutschland. raoul.borbe@zfp-zentrum.de
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: Joint crisis plans in psychiatry are consensus-oriented instruments for patients to state their will in case of a crisis. The aim of this survey is to determine the prevalence, practice and barriers for implementation of joint crisis plans in Germany. METHODS: In spring 2009, 366 psychiatric hospitals in Germany were asked to complete a questionnaire. RESULTS: The return rate was 46.4%; 68% of the participating hospitals offered joint crisis plans. The number of completed joint crisis plans was low (median 2.7/year per clinic). The demand did not increase according to a majority of the hospitals. The main reason for hospitals to abstain from joint crisis plans was low demand. Hospitals providing the option of joint crisis plans reported positive experiences. CONCLUSIONS: A theoretical offer of joint crisis plans is widespread in German psychiatric hospitals. Despite positive experiences, patients do not ask for them frequently.
OBJECTIVE: Joint crisis plans in psychiatry are consensus-oriented instruments for patients to state their will in case of a crisis. The aim of this survey is to determine the prevalence, practice and barriers for implementation of joint crisis plans in Germany. METHODS: In spring 2009, 366 psychiatric hospitals in Germany were asked to complete a questionnaire. RESULTS: The return rate was 46.4%; 68% of the participating hospitals offered joint crisis plans. The number of completed joint crisis plans was low (median 2.7/year per clinic). The demand did not increase according to a majority of the hospitals. The main reason for hospitals to abstain from joint crisis plans was low demand. Hospitals providing the option of joint crisis plans reported positive experiences. CONCLUSIONS: A theoretical offer of joint crisis plans is widespread in German psychiatric hospitals. Despite positive experiences, patients do not ask for them frequently.
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