| Literature DB >> 28098133 |
Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide1,2,3, Juan Carlos Ballesteros Martín1,3, Mónica Leira Sanmartín4, Ernesto García Yagüe1,3.
Abstract
More than thirty years have passed since the beginning of the psychiatric reform, a period of intense and relevant social, scientific and cultural changes which have directly impacted on mental disorders and their management. Improvement in psychopharmacological treatment, a new model of physician-patient relationship, patient´s empowerment as a key issue and the fight against social stigma related to mental health disorders, changes in clinical governance and health policy, the assistential burden derived from the treatment of less severe pathology in mental health community centers, improvements in teamwork and coordination with other resources involved… are some of the relevant changes which determine the scene of community-based mental health assistance. We think this is a right time to check the state of the community-based care programmes for severe mental disorders, and the role of mental health center. We propose to have a reflexion about two relevant topics: where we are and where we are heading.Entities:
Keywords: Clinical Governance; Community Mental Health Services; Community Psychiatry; Continuity of Patient Care; Health Care Reform; Mental Health; Mental disorders; Physician-Patient Relations; Social stigma; Spain
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Year: 2017 PMID: 28098133
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Rev Esp Salud Publica ISSN: 1135-5727