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Rev. esp. geriatr. gerontol. (Ed. impr.) ; 59(2): [101453], Mar-Abr. 2024. ilus, tab
Article in English | IBECS | ID: ibc-231166

ABSTRACT

Background: Nursing homes are becoming increasingly important as end-of-life care facilities. However, many older adults want to stay in their homes as they age. Objective: To assess the feasibility of a deinstitutionalization process on selected institutionalized older adults who are willing to initiate the process. Methods: This study, divided into two phases, will be carried out over 15 months on 241 residents living in two nursing homes in Navarra (Spain). The first phase has a cross-sectional design. We will identify the factors and covariates associated with feasibility and willingness to participate in a deinstitutionalization process by bivariate analysis, essential resources for the process and residents to participate in the process. The second phase has a complex interventional design to implement a deinstitutionalization process. An exploratory descriptive and comparative analysis will be carried out to characterize the participants, prescribed services and the impact deinstitutionalization intervention will have over time (quality of life will be the main outcome; secondary variables will be health, psychosocial, and resource use variables). This study will be accompanied by a pseudo-qualitative and emergent sub-study to identify barriers and facilitators concerning the implementation of this process and understand how intervention components and context influence the outcomes of the main study. Intervention components and the way the intervention is implemented will be of great relevance in the analysis. Discussion: Alternatives to institutionalization with adapted accommodation and community support can allow people who wish to return to the community.(AU)


Introducción: Las residencias de personas mayores cobran cada vez más importancia como centros de atención al final de la vida. Sin embargo, muchos adultos mayores desean permanecer en sus casas mientras envejecen. Objetivo: Se pretende evaluar la viabilidad de un proceso de desinstitucionalización en adultos mayores seleccionados que viven en las residencias y que expresen la voluntad para iniciar el proceso. Métodos: Este estudio, dividido en dos fases, se llevará a cabo durante 15 meses en 241 sujetos que viven en dos residencias de personas mayores en Navarra (España). La primera fase tiene un diseño transversal en donde se identificarán los factores y covariables asociadas a la viabilidad y voluntad para participar en un proceso de desinstitucionalización a través de un análisis bivariante, los recursos imprescindibles para el proceso y los residentes que quieran participar en él. La segunda fase tiene un diseño de intervención compleja en la que se implementa un proceso de desinstitucionalización. Se realizará un análisis exploratorio descriptivo y comparativo para caracterizar a los participantes, los servicios prescritos y el efecto de la intervención de desinstitucionalización a lo largo del tiempo (la calidad de vida será la variable principal; las secundarias serán las referentes a la salud, las psicosociales y de uso de recursos). Este estudio irá acompañado de un subestudio pseudocualitativo y emergente para identificar las barreras y los elementos facilitadores relativos a la implementación de este proceso y comprender cómo los componentes de la intervención y el contexto influyen en los resultados del estudio principal. Los componentes de la intervención y su ejecución serán de gran relevancia en el análisis. Discusión: Las alternativas a la institucionalización con viviendas adaptadas y apoyos comunitarios pueden permitir a las personas que así lo desean el retorno a la comunidad.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Deinstitutionalization , Homes for the Aged , Quality of Life , Health of the Elderly , Cross-Sectional Studies , Geriatrics , Guidelines as Topic , Spain
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Med Anthropol ; 43(3): 247-261, 2024 04 02.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38329492

ABSTRACT

The quest for how to deal with a crisis in a community setting, with the aim of deinstitutionalizing mental health care, and reducing hospitalization and coercion, is important. In this article, we argue that to understand how this can be done, we need to shift the attention from acute moments to daily uncertainty work conducted in community mental health teams. By drawing on an empirical ethics approach, we contrast the modes of caring of two teams in Utrecht and Trieste. Our analysis shows how temporality structures, such as watchful waiting, are important in dealing with the uncertainty of a crisis.


Subject(s)
Community Mental Health Services , Mental Disorders , Humans , Deinstitutionalization , Mental Health , European Union , Mental Disorders/therapy , Mental Disorders/psychology , Uncertainty , Anthropology, Medical
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Child Abuse Negl ; 147: 106601, 2024 01.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38113572

ABSTRACT

BACKGROUND: In 2010, El Salvador introduced legislation aimed at reforming the country's Child Protective System (CPS), with a focus on promoting deinstitutionalization. OBJECTIVE: The study aim was to explore the impact of deinstitutionalization on the Salvadoran CPS. PARTICIPANTS AND SETTING: The study was conducted in El Salvador, granting authors unique access to key informants with extensive experience in the country's CPS. Unlike the United States, which is divided into states, El Salvador is divided into departments, and CPS providers were recruited from all 14 departments. Focus groups were facilitated in the East, West, and Central zones to ensure representation from all regions. METHODS: Qualitative semi-structured interviews (n = 26) were conducted in June/July of 2019, which were then followed by focus groups (n = 4) in August 2019. The analysis of the data employed a combination of deductive and inductive thematic coding methods. RESULTS: CPS providers offered valuable insights, categorized into five main themes: (1) Strengths of El Salvador's CPS, (2) Deinstitutionalization policy encompassing socioenvironmental contextual factors, (3) Challenges in the deinstitutionalization process, including insufficient follow-up on deinstitutionalized children, (4) Recommendations from participants, highlighting the importance of enhancing stakeholder coordination/collaboration, and (5) The necessity for a paradigm shift, emphasizing the need to redefine the social contract on protecting children from child maltreatment. CONCLUSIONS: The Salvadoran CPS requires substantial systemic changes. Encouragingly, key informants have demonstrated a commitment to reform not only the deinstitutionalization process but also the broader CPS system in El Salvador including case management and quality of care in institutional settings.


Subject(s)
Child Abuse , Deinstitutionalization , Child , Humans , Adolescent , United States , El Salvador , Child Abuse/prevention & control
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Rev Esp Geriatr Gerontol ; 59(2): 101453, 2024.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38103438

ABSTRACT

BACKGROUND: Nursing homes are becoming increasingly important as end-of-life care facilities. However, many older adults want to stay in their homes as they age. OBJECTIVE: To assess the feasibility of a deinstitutionalization process on selected institutionalized older adults who are willing to initiate the process. METHODS: This study, divided into two phases, will be carried out over 15 months on 241 residents living in two nursing homes in Navarra (Spain). The first phase has a cross-sectional design. We will identify the factors and covariates associated with feasibility and willingness to participate in a deinstitutionalization process by bivariate analysis, essential resources for the process and residents to participate in the process. The second phase has a complex interventional design to implement a deinstitutionalization process. An exploratory descriptive and comparative analysis will be carried out to characterize the participants, prescribed services and the impact deinstitutionalization intervention will have over time (quality of life will be the main outcome; secondary variables will be health, psychosocial, and resource use variables). This study will be accompanied by a pseudo-qualitative and emergent sub-study to identify barriers and facilitators concerning the implementation of this process and understand how intervention components and context influence the outcomes of the main study. Intervention components and the way the intervention is implemented will be of great relevance in the analysis. DISCUSSION: Alternatives to institutionalization with adapted accommodation and community support can allow people who wish to return to the community. TRIAL REGISTRATION: NCT05605392.


Subject(s)
Deinstitutionalization , Quality of Life , Humans , Aged , Cross-Sectional Studies , Institutionalization , Nursing Homes
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Rev. Asoc. Esp. Neuropsiquiatr ; 43(144): 251-274, julio-diciembre 2023.
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-229018

ABSTRACT

Castilla del Pino ejerció un indudable liderazgo intelectual sobre varias generacio-nes de españoles en el último tercio del siglo XX, y de forma particular ejerció su función de intelectual aplicado a la práctica clínica de lo mental. Esta tarea constituyó un verdadero ma-gisterio para los profesionales interesados en prácticas clínicas rigurosas, respetuosas con la dignidad y los derechos de los pacientes. En este trabajo se revisan algunas de sus principa-les aportaciones como intelectual a la práctica psiquiátrica y la psicoterapia. Específicamen-te, se abordan sus contribuciones al estudio de la influencia de la ideología en la psicoterapia y la ideología de la locura y su impacto en la práctica psiquiátrica en contexto hospitalario. Sus observaciones y recomendaciones significan una magnífica guía para el ejercicio de la observación rigurosa, la reflexión y el pensamiento crítico frente al dogmatismo. (AU)


Castilla del Pino was an undoubted intellectual leader over several generations of Spaniards in the last third of the 20th century. He specifically played this role as an intellectual in the field of the mental health practice. This task constituted a true teaching for professionals interested in rigorous clinical practices, respectful of the dignity and rights of patients. This paper reviews some of his main contributions as an intellectual to psychiatric practice and psychotherapy. It specifically addresses his contributions to the study of the influence of ideology in psychotherapy, as well as the ideology of madness and its impact on psychiatric practice in a hospital context. His observations and recom-mendations are an excellent guide to the exercise of rigorous observation, reflection and critical thinking facing any dogmatism. (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Psychotherapy , Patient Rights , Mental Health , Deinstitutionalization , Institutionalization
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São Paulo; s.n; 20231211. 156 p.
Thesis in Portuguese | LILACS, BBO - Dentistry | ID: biblio-1519329

ABSTRACT

Movimentos históricos pela reforma psiquiátrica configuraram a Saúde Mental enquanto campo de saberes e práticas. Isso possibilitou o enfrentamento ao paradigma psiquiátrico, outrora absoluto, sobre o fenômeno da loucura, e instaurou um processo social complexo de mudanças em conceitos, estruturas de serviços e práticas no contexto da assistência às pessoas em sofrimento psíquico. O cuidado em saúde mental na Atenção Básica está previsto em documentos do Ministério da Saúde. Esta previsibilidade do âmbito político-jurídico, entretanto, parece não encontrar correspondência no âmbito técnico assistencial, onde atuam as trabalhadoras, que por sua vez estão submetidas a exigências de produtividade em meio a aumentos de procura por atendimentos e inseguranças no manejo das demandas por saúde mental. Nesse contexto, nota-se que há um descompasso entre o que a política pública propõe e o que o serviço consegue realizar. Um olhar sobre as perspectivas e entendimentos que emergem no entre desses dois âmbitos pode indicar cenários sobre os quais seja possível a proposição de caminhos alternativos de enfrentamento aos atuais desafios. O presente trabalho é resultado de uma pesquisa realizada no território de MBoi Mirim, Distrito do Jardim Ângela, em uma Unidade Básica de Saúde na região sul do município de São Paulo. Trata-se de pesquisa qualitativa que objetiva identificar, a partir da perspectiva de trabalhadoras de saúde, cenários que se manifestam nos âmbitos das políticas e práticas no contexto da assistência às demandas por saúde mental na Atenção Básica. O trabalho foi teoricamente orientado pelas contribuições epistêmicas do campo da Saúde Mental, enquanto campo de saber e prática, tem o Grupo Focal como principal instrumento de escuta das trabalhadoras e a Análise de Conteúdo como meio de interpretar. Ofertar atendimento às demandas por saúde mental no contexto da Atenção Básica ainda é um desafio que está para além das complexidades próprias dessas demandas. Este é um terreno repleto de ambiguidades e contradições, atravessado por questões que, por um lado, apontam para concepções e práticas dos trabalhadores que atuam nesse nível de atenção no Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) sobre o fenômeno da loucura e, por outro, dizem sobre a natureza de certas políticas públicas de saúde mental, cujos programas são implantados e implementados visando atender a projetos de governos, de viés ideológico, sem entregar, de fato, o que prometem ao usuário dos serviços.


Subject(s)
Primary Health Care , Attention , Women, Working , Health , Mental Health , Deinstitutionalization , Policy
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Encephale ; 49(6): 654-655, 2023 Dec.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37604713

ABSTRACT

Although the international literature points to a number of benefits from deinstitutionalization, such as limiting coercion, more cost-effectiveness of care systems, and better use of community care, it may be helpful to take a broader perspective on where coercion and institutionalization of people with severe mental illnesses (SMI) and/or substance use disorders frequently occur: in prisons and jails. In this comment, we propose to move beyond the inpatient/outpatient dichotomy.


Subject(s)
Mental Disorders , Prisoners , Substance-Related Disorders , Humans , Deinstitutionalization , Mental Disorders/epidemiology , Mental Disorders/therapy , Prisons , Substance-Related Disorders/epidemiology , Substance-Related Disorders/therapy
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Inquiry ; 60: 469580231170727, 2023.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37211825

ABSTRACT

This study objective to verify the existence of gaps in the dynamics and performance of fulfillment of the deinstitutionalization of psychiatric care in the Czech Republic (CZ) and the Slovak Republic (SR) in the period between 2010 and 2020. The introduction of this the study is a search for expert knowledge in the field of deinstitutionalization of psychiatric care. The study uses the method of multi-criteria comparison of TOPSIS variants and a cluster analysis. The results 22 variants range from (ci 0.6716-0.2571) and confirm that there are large differences between CZ and SR in performance gaps (fulfillment) of deinstitutionalization goals. The SR variants are clearly better than the CZ variants, although during the years studied, the CZ variants are improving, and the size of the gap compared to the SR variants is decreasing. In the first year of the evaluated period (2010), the performance gap was 56% and in the last year (2020), the performance gap was only 31%. The conclusion of the study confirms that the measures associated with the deinstitutionalization of psychiatric care are linked to the time they were introduced and the overall implementation period of the reform.


Subject(s)
Deinstitutionalization , Mental Disorders , Humans
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J Appl Res Intellect Disabil ; 36(4): 859-870, 2023 Jul.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37051716

ABSTRACT

BACKGROUND: Deinstitutionalization research shows better services and outcomes relative to institutional life but has not compared formerly institutionalised and never-institutionalised service users. METHODS: We used propensity score matching (PSM) to match formerly institutionalised and never-institutionalised participants on six personal characteristics. Data came from the 2018 to 2019 National Core Indicators In-Person Survey. We excluded current institution residents, and states with 25% + of missing data on former institutionalisation. RESULTS: Overall, 15.5% of participants in the 29-state full sample had lived in an institution for 1 year or more. Findings from the PSM sample showed that former-institution residents were more likely to use congregate living arrangements and less likely to live with family. They experienced more loneliness, less support-related choice, and had a consistent pattern of disability service-focused social connections. CONCLUSIONS: Many former institution residents remain disadvantaged relative to matched peers. There is a need to identify factors to enhance services and outcomes following deinstitutionalization.


Subject(s)
Community Integration , Community Support , Deinstitutionalization , Developmental Disabilities , Intellectual Disability , Propensity Score , Adult , Aged , Female , Humans , Male , Middle Aged , Deinstitutionalization/statistics & numerical data , Developmental Disabilities/psychology , Employment, Supported , Friends , Home Environment , Intellectual Disability/psychology , Loneliness , Religion , United States/epidemiology
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Psychiatry Res ; 321: 115089, 2023 03.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-36764121

ABSTRACT

This study examined changes in the crime rates of people with schizophrenia in Korea in comparison with the general population after the Mental Health Act revision for deinstitutionalization in 2017. The crime rates of people with schizophrenia and the general population were calculated from 2012 to 2021 using the Korean National Police Agency crime statistics. The effects of the law revision in 2017 on the crime rates were assessed using the interrupted time series and difference-in-difference analyses. The crime rates of people with schizophrenia tended to be lower than the general population except for murder and arson, which were 5.3 and 11.4 times, respectively, that of the general population. While no significant effect of the revision was found in the interrupted times series analysis, the difference-in-differences analysis indicated that the total crime rates and the rates of violence and public order crime increased among people with schizophrenia compared with the general population. The revision of the Mental Health Act for deinstitutionalization did not lead to an increase in the murder rate of people with schizophrenia as is commonly thought. However, the increases in overall crime and violence rates of people with schizophrenia suggest that the deinstitutionalized patients may not have been successfully relocated into the community. The increase in crime after the revision should be interpreted as a call for well-resourced community care rather than the reason for re-transfer of patients to hospitals.


Subject(s)
Mental Disorders , Schizophrenia , Humans , Schizophrenia/epidemiology , Mental Health , Deinstitutionalization , Crime/psychology , Homicide , Republic of Korea , Mental Disorders/psychology
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Front Public Health ; 11: 1130132, 2023.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38259767

ABSTRACT

Introduction: After the crisis caused by Covid-19, among other socioeconomic problems, the fragility of the organizations that make up the Spanish Long-Term Care System was revealed. These events prompted the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP). The aim of this study is to estimate the socioeconomic impact on Long-Term Care (LTC) of the investment delivered by the RRP. In addition, to fulfil our main aim, a secondary and necessary aim was to calculate the most current social accounting matrix (SAM) of the Spanish economy. Methods: We analyse the components of the demand linked to the RRP investment allocated to LTC, and subsequently, based on Input-Output methodology, we calculate a social accounting matrix (SAM) of the Spanish economy to estimate the overall economic return. Results: The results obtained using the SAM model proposed herein evidence the multiplier effect of the RRP invested in LTC. Every euro allocated to the RRP generates 4 euros in income for Households, Firms and the External Sector, 3.4 euros in industrial output, and returns 0.6 euros in taxes and social contributions to the Government. This also entails creating 26,410 direct and indirect jobs as well as 10,059 induced ones. Discussion: Given the severe recession scenario triggered by the consequences of COVID-19, the results of this study highlight the significant multiplier effect that RRP investment may generate to alleviate the downturn in the Spanish economy and, more specifically, in the Spanish LTC System.


Subject(s)
COVID-19 , Resilience, Psychological , Humans , Deinstitutionalization , Long-Term Care , COVID-19/epidemiology , Government
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Psicothema ; 36(2): 113-122, 2023 Sep.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38661158

ABSTRACT

ANTECEDENTS: People with intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) with extensive support needs are more likely to live in segregated and highly institutionalized environments. The aim of this study was to analyze changes in functioning and quality of life for people with IDD and extensive support needs after transitioning to ordinary homes in the community. METHOD: The sample included 54 adults with IDD and extensive support needs, who were assessed at three time points: before transition, six months later, and one year after transition. The Resident Choice Scale, San Martin Quality of Life Scale, Active Support Participation Measure, and the Behavior Problem section of the Inventory for Client and Agency Planning were administered. Partial least squares-structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) and t-tests for repeated measures were carried out. RESULTS: There were significant improvements in decision-making, participation and independence in daily activities and quality of life, as well as a reduction in the presence and intensity of behavioral problems. CONCLUSIONS: The benefits found in this study support transformation processes towards more inclusive services and professional practices that foster people's rights and feeling of belonging to the community.


Subject(s)
Deinstitutionalization , Developmental Disabilities , Intellectual Disability , Problem Behavior , Quality of Life , Humans , Male , Intellectual Disability/psychology , Female , Adult , Developmental Disabilities/psychology , Middle Aged , Problem Behavior/psychology , Activities of Daily Living , Young Adult , Aged
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Psicol. ciênc. prof ; 43: e252476, 2023. graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1448942

ABSTRACT

Este artigo tem como objetivo analisar a vivência de trabalho precoce de adolescentes e jovens em cumprimento de medida socioeducativa, no estado da Paraíba. Os instrumentos utilizados foram um Questionário Mosquito Diagnóstico e uma Entrevista Semiestruturada. A análise foi realizada com o software Iramuteq, (Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires), através da Análise Hierárquica Descendente, que gerou seis classes: significado do trabalho; infância e escola; condições objetivas de vida; trabalho, drogas e ato infracional; consequências do trabalho infantil; e trabalho infantojuvenil. A perspectiva teórica utilizada foi a psicologia histórico-cultural e os dados discutidos a partir do conceito de vivência. Conclui-se que as vivências e situações sociais de desenvolvimento foram caracterizadas pelo trabalho precoce que oportunizou o envolvimento com atos infracionais e as instituições responsáveis pela garantia de direitos em vez de garantir a proteção social, criminalizaram por meio de medidas socioeducativas.(AU)


This article aims to analyze the experience of child labor of adolescents and youngsters that are complying a social-educational measure, in the State of Paraíba. The instruments utilized were a Questionnaire Mosquito Diagnóstico and a Semi-Structured Interview. The analysis was performed by using the Iramuteq software (Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires), by using Descending Hierarchical Analysis, which generated six classes: meaning of labor; childhood and school; objective conditions of life; labor, drugs, and act of infraction; consequences of child labor; and child labor. The theoretical perspective used was historical-cultural psychology and the data were discussed from the concept of experience. It was concluded that the experiences and social situations of development were characterized by child labor, which enabled the involvement with acts of infraction; and the institutions responsible for guaranteeing rights, instead of guaranteeing social protection, criminalized by using social-educational measures.(AU)


Este artículo tiene como objetivo analizar la vivencia precoz de adolescentes y jóvenes que cumplen medidas socioeducativas en el estado de Paraíba (Brasil). Los instrumentos utilizados fueron un Cuestionario Mosquito Diagnóstico y una entrevista semiestructurada. El análisis se realizó con el software Iramuteq (Interface de R pour les Multidimensionnelles Analyzes de Textes et de Questionnaires), mediante análisis jerárquico descendente, que generó seis clases: Significado del trabajo; Infancia y escuela; Condiciones objetivas de vida; Trabajo, drogas y acto de infracción; Consecuencias del trabajo infantil; y Trabajo infantojuvenil. La perspectiva teórica que se utilizó fue la psicología histórico-cultural, y los datos se discutieron desde el concepto de vivencia. Se concluye que las vivencias y situaciones sociales de desarrollo se caracterizaron por trabajo infantil que permitió la participación en infracciones y que las instituciones responsables de garantizar los derechos en lugar de la protección social los criminalizaron mediante medidas socioeducativas.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Adolescent , Young Adult , Child Labor , Adolescent , Education , Personality , Play and Playthings , Poverty , Prejudice , Sex Work , Psychology , Public Policy , Punishment , Schools , Self Concept , Social Change , Social Class , Social Conditions , Social Support , Socialization , Socioeconomic Factors , Stereotyping , Student Dropouts , Suicide, Attempted , Theft , Violence , Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms , Work Hours , Child Abuse, Sexual , Mainstreaming, Education , Occupational Risks , Accidents, Occupational , Family , Illicit Drugs , Child, Abandoned , Child Advocacy , Child, Institutionalized , Child Welfare , Self-Injurious Behavior , Civil Rights , Family Planning Policy , Sexual Harassment , Communication , Adult , Legislation , Counseling , Crime , Dangerous Behavior , Adolescent Health , Death , Deinstitutionalization , Friends , Minors , Aggression , Human Rights Abuses , Educational Status , Employment , Health Vulnerability , Job Market , Bullying , Remuneration , Social Discrimination , Drug Trafficking , Enslaved Persons , Social Capital , Emotional Adjustment , Underage Drinking , Literacy , Help-Seeking Behavior , Self-Control , Psychiatric Rehabilitation , Psychosocial Support Systems , Work-Life Balance , Frailty , Survivorship , Recidivism , Academic Failure , Adverse Childhood Experiences , Cyberbullying , Data Analysis , Involuntary Commitment , Return to School , Sustenance , Emotional Abuse , Financial Stress , Life Course Perspective , Housing Instability , Social Vulnerability , Citizenship , Homicide , Household Work , Human Rights , Institutionalization , Juvenile Delinquency , Language , Mental Health Services
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Psicol. ciênc. prof ; 43: e245027, 2023.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1431133

ABSTRACT

Este artigo versa sobre o processo de desligamento institucional por maioridade de jovens que residem em serviços de acolhimento. Aposta-se em uma política do sensível para visibilizar os encontros e desencontros que acontecem entre as e os jovens e as políticas públicas brasileiras. Para tanto, realizaram-se encontros com jovens que já haviam passado pelo processo de desligamento e com jovens que logo completariam 18 anos e teriam de sair das instituições de acolhimento. Para tornar visíveis essas existências, investiu-se na escrita de biografemas, inspirados na obra de Roland Barthes. Os conceitos de necropolítica e vidas precárias foram fundamentais para compreender as omissões do Estado no momento do desligamento. Verificou-se que o Estado pode maximizar a precariedade de algumas vidas, especialmente daquelas marcadas por características de raça, gênero e classe culturalmente marginalizados. Contudo, é também o encontro com as políticas públicas que garante melhores condições de vida para alguns, facilitando o acesso à universidade e ao mercado de trabalho. A pesquisa aponta que, diante do abandono, as e os jovens se fazem vagalumes, produzindo luminosidades em meio à escuridão e reivindicando o direito à vida.(AU)


This article discusses the process of institutional removal of young people that reside in foster care institutions for reaching adulthood. It relies on a politics of the sensitive to make visible the encounters and mismatches that take place between young people and Brazilian public policies. To do so, meetings were held with young people who had already experienced the removal process and with young people who would soon turn 18 and would have to leave the host institutions. To make these existences visible, this study invested in the writing of biographems, inspired by the works of Roland Barthes. The concepts of necropolitics and precarious lives were fundamental to understand the omissions of the State at the time of removal. It was also found that the State can maximize the precariousness of some lives, especially those marked by culturally marginalized race, gender, and class characteristics. However, it is also the encounter with public policies that ensures better living conditions for some, facilitating access to the university and the labor market. This research points out that, in the face of abandonment, young people become fireflies, producing luminosity amid the darkness and claiming the right to life.(AU)


Este artículo aborda el proceso de desconexión institucional justificado por la edad adulta de los jóvenes que residen en los servicios de acogida. Utilizamos una política sensible para hacer visibles las reuniones y los desajustes que tienen lugar entre los jóvenes y las políticas públicas brasileñas. Con este fin, se celebraron reuniones con los jóvenes que ya habían pasado por el proceso de desconexión institucional y también con los jóvenes que pronto cumplirían los 18 años y tendrían que abandonar las instituciones de acogida. Para hacer visibles estas existencias, se redactaron biografemas, inspirados en el trabajo de Roland Barthes. Los conceptos de necropolítica y vida precaria fueron fundamentales para comprender las omisiones del Estado en el momento de la desconexión. Se encontró que el Estado puede maximizar la precariedad de algunas vidas, principalmente de aquellas marcadas por características de raza, género y clase culturalmente marginadas. Sin embargo, el encuentro con las políticas también puede garantizar mejores condiciones de vida para algunos, facilitándoles el acceso a la universidad y al mercado laboral. Esta investigación señala que, ante el abandono, los jóvenes se convierten en luciérnagas, produciendo luminosidad en medio de la oscuridad y reclamando el derecho a la vida.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Public Policy , Adolescent , Deinstitutionalization , Institutionalization , Orientation , Personal Satisfaction , Pregnancy in Adolescence , Prejudice , Psychology , Safety , Self Concept , Sex Offenses , Social Behavior Disorders , Social Change , Social Control, Formal , Social Problems , Social Responsibility , Social Support , Social Welfare , Socioeconomic Factors , Sociology , Unemployment , Violence , Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms , Child Labor , Biographies as Topic , Bereavement , Child Custody , Adaptation, Psychological , Career Mobility , Charities , Child Abuse , Child Advocacy , Child, Institutionalized , Child Welfare , Organizations , Health , Mental Health , Data Collection , Life Expectancy , Mortality , Adolescent, Institutionalized , Coercion , Homeless Youth , Crime , Criminal Law , Shelter , Armed Conflicts , Culture , Custodial Care , Personal Autonomy , Moral Obligations , Public Power , Death , Law Enforcement , Minors , Vulnerable Populations , Human Rights Abuses , Dependency, Psychological , Growth and Development , Education , Empathy , Employee Discipline , Employment , Social Investment Projects , Resilience, Psychological , Bullying , Racism , Community Integration , Drug Trafficking , Emotional Adjustment , Underage Drinking , Criminal Behavior , Social Segregation , Psychosocial Support Systems , Frailty , Foster Home Care , Survivorship , Recidivism , Freedom , Self-Neglect , Emotional Abuse , Social Interaction , Citizenship , Family Support , Helplessness, Learned , Homicide , Human Rights , Income , Juvenile Delinquency , Malpractice
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Article in English, Portuguese | LILACS, BDENF - Nursing | ID: biblio-1524048

ABSTRACT

Objetivo: mapear produções nacionais e internacionais, relacionadas ao processo de trabalho de cuidadores em Serviços Residenciais Terapêuticos. Método: revisão de escopo realizada em bases de dados selecionadas e no buscador Google Acadêmico, de agosto a setembro de 2019. Resultados: foram identificadas 452 referências nas bases PUBMED e LILACS/BVS e 8.910 referências no Google Acadêmico. Após critérios de inclusão e exclusão, 10 artigos compuseram o estudo. Com base na Teoria de Processo de Trabalho em Saúde, três categorias foram definidas para análise da amostra encontrada. Conclusão: identificou-se que a equipe de cuidadores concentra sua ação sobre o objeto de trabalho, referido predominantemente como as pessoas moradoras da casa, utilizando instrumentos, ainda pouco elaborados, para a finalidade de ampliar autonomia e a gestão de conflitos no desafio da (re)inserção social e comunitária


Objective: to map national and international productions, related to the work process of caregivers in Therapeutic Residential Services. Method: scoping review conducted in selected databases and Google Academic search engine, from August to September 2019. Results: 452 references were identified in the PUBMED and LILACS/BVS databases and 8,910 references in Google Scholar. After inclusion and exclusion criteria, 10 articles composed the study. Based on the Health Work Process Theory, three categories were defined for analysis of the sample found. Conclusion: it was identified that the team of caregivers focus their action on the object of work, predominantly referred to as the people living in the house, using tools, still little developed, for the purpose of expanding autonomy and conflict management in the challenge of social and community (re)insertion


Objetivos: mapear producciones nacionales e internacionales, relacionadas con el proceso de trabajo de cuidadores en Servicios Residenciales Terapéuticos. Método: revisión de alcance realizada en bases de datos seleccionadas y en el motor de búsqueda Google Scholar, de agosto a septiembre de 2019. Resultados: se identificaron 452 referencias en las bases de datos PUBMED y LILACS/BVS y 8.910 referencias en Google Académico. Después de los criterios de inclusión y exclusión, 10 artículos compusieron el estudio. Con base en la Teoría del Proceso de Trabajo en Salud, se definieron tres categorías para análisis de la muestra encontrada. Conclusión: se identificó que el equipo de cuidadores centra su acción en el objeto de trabajo, predominantemente referido a las personas que viven en la casa, utilizando instrumentos, aún poco desarrollados, con el propósito de ampliar la autonomía y la gestión de conflictos en el desafío de la (re)inserción social y comunitaria


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Humans , Caregivers , Deinstitutionalization , Home Care Services
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Estilos clín ; 28(2)2023.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS, Index Psychology - journals | ID: biblio-1452421

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Este artigo tem por objetivo compartilhar os resultados de uma pesquisa de mestrado desenvolvida na atenção psicossocial, a partir dos "Espaços de Convivência", dispositivo de cuidado destinado ao atendimento intensivo de adolescentes em grave sofrimento psíquico. Apresentam-se notas referentes às possibilidades de se tomar a convivência como ferramenta da clínica no tempo da adolescência. Para isso, faz-se uso de uma cena, que é material disparador para a construção de um Estudo Clínico. Essa cena destaca os efeitos da convivência para o sujeito a partir das tensões entre potencialidades e problemáticas desenroladas nas relações entre pares. As conclusões destacam a necessidade de um espaço-tempo protegido em que o se demorar em estar junto viabilize o enlace entre os sujeitos


Este artículo tiene como objetivo compartir los resultados de una investigación de maestría desarrollada en atención psicosocial, a partir de los "Espacios de Convivencia", dispositivo de atención destinado a la atención intensiva de adolescentes en sufrimiento psíquico severo. Se presentan notas sobre las posibilidades de utilizar la convivencia como herramienta clínica durante la adolescencia. Para ello, se usa una escena, la cual es el material disparador para la construcción de un Estudio Clínico. Esta escena destaca los efectos de la convivencia para el sujeto, a partir de las tensiones entre potencialidades y problemas desplegados en las relaciones entre pares. Las conclusiones destacan la necesidad deun espacio-tiempo protegido en el que darse tiempo para estar juntos posibilite el vínculo entre los sujetos


This article aims to share the results of a master's research developed in psychosocial care, from the "Spaces of Coexistence", a care device intended for the intensive care of adolescents in severe psychological distress. Notes are presented regarding the possibilities of using coexistence as a clinical tool during adolescence. For this, it makes use of a scene, which is triggering material for the construction of a Clinical Study. This scene highlights the effects of coexistence for the subject, from the tensions between potentialities and problems unfolded in the relationships between peers. The conclusions highlight the need for a protected space-time in which taking time to be together makes possible the bond between the subjects


Cet article vise à partager les résultats d'une recherchede master développée en prise en charge psychosociale, basée sur les Espaces de Coexistence, un dispositif de soin destiné à la prise en charge intensive d'adolescents en détresse psychologique sévère. Des notes sont présentées sur les possibilités d'utilisation de la coexistence comme outil clinique pendant l'adolescence. Pour cela, on se sert d'une scène, qui est un élément déclencheur pour la construction d'une Étude Clinique. Cette scène met en évidence les effets de la coexistence pour le sujet, à partir des tensions entre les potentialités et les problèmes déployés dans les relations entre pairs. Les conclusions mettent en évidence le besoin d'un espace-temps protégé dans lequel le fait de rendre plus de temps ensemble rend possible le lien entre les sujets


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Adolescent , Peer Influence , Psychological Distress , Interpersonal Relations , Mental Health Services , Psychoanalysis , Social Support , Adolescent , Deinstitutionalization , Health Policy
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Salud Colect ; 18: e4062, 2022 09 15.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-36520491

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This text presents a translation of Franca Ongaro Basaglia's "Introduzione" to the Italian edition of Gregorio Bermann's book La salute mentale in Cina, published by Giulio Einaudi in 1972. Franca Ongaro was born in Venice in 1928. Upon completing her studies at a classical secondary school, she began to write children's literature. In 1953, she married Franco Basaglia and took his surname. The Gorizia psychiatric hospital impacted her interests and solidified her commitment to transforming the institutions and culture surrounding madness. She authored several essays with Franco Basaglia and other members of the group at Gorizia, and was a tireless researcher and feminist activist. Between 1983 and 1992, she was twice elected senator for the Independent Left, and from that position led a cultural and parliamentary crusade to enact the principles of psychiatric reform and authored the project to implement Law 180 - which had been passed by Parliament in 1978 - which set into motion the dismantling of Italy's psychiatric hospitals. Franca Ongaro Basaglia died in her Venice home on January 13, 2005.


Presentamos la traducción de la "Introduzione" de Franca Ongaro Basaglia a la versión italiana de La salute mentale in Cina, libro de Gregorio Bermann, publicado por Giulio Einaudi en 1972. Franca Ongaro nació en Venecia en 1928. Realizó sus estudios en la escuela secundaria clásica y comenzó a escribir literatura infantil. En 1953, se casó con Franco Basaglia y adoptó su apellido. El hospital psiquiátrico de Gorizia impactó en sus intereses y su compromiso en pos de la transformación de las instituciones y la cultura sobre la locura. Escribió varios ensayos junto a Franco Basaglia y otros miembros del grupo de Gorizia. Fue una incansable investigadora y luchadora feminista. Entre 1983 y 1992 fue electa dos veces como senadora de Izquierda Independiente, desde donde lideró la batalla parlamentaria y cultural por la aplicación de los principios establecidos por la reforma psiquiátrica, como autora del proyecto de implementación de la Ley 180, aprobada en el parlamento en 1978 y que puso en marcha un proceso de eliminación de los hospitales psiquiátricos en Italia. Franca Ongaro Basaglia murió en su casa de Venecia el 13 de enero de 2005.


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Mental Disorders , Mental Health , Female , Child , Humans , Hospitals, Psychiatric , Italy , China , Mental Disorders/diagnosis , Mental Disorders/therapy , Deinstitutionalization
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Cien Saude Colet ; 27(12): 4569-4577, 2022 Dec.
Article in Portuguese, English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-36383870

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This paper presents an experience report on the supervision of deinstitutionalization of the prison system through the articulation of the Psychosocial Care Network (RAPS) conducted from 2014 to 2021 within the Superintendence of Mental Health/Municipal Health Secretariat of Rio de Janeiro. This work of deinstitutionalizing people deprived of liberty with mental health problems consists of actions at the exit and entrance doors of the prison system and actions for the care of unimputable and imputable people with mental disorders. In the light of the Brazilian Psychiatric Reform, formalized by Law No. 10,216/2001, we aim to present an approach to this process counting on the possibilities of building care policies for insane offenders that are not punitive or segregating. The practical results of this work include more significant participation of the network in the construction of care for insane offenders, elaborating policies that avoid the prison career or reduce the asylum time in the penal system, and understanding that security measures must always have an outpatient nature.


Este artigo apresenta o relato da experiência de supervisão de desinstitucionalização do sistema prisional a partir da articulação da Rede de Atenção Psicossocial (RAPS), realizada de 2014 a 2021 no âmbito da Superintendência de Saúde Mental/Secretaria Municipal de Saúde do Rio de Janeiro. Trata-se de um trabalho de desinstitucionalização de pessoas privadas de liberdade com agravos em saúde mental e dividiu-se em atuações nas portas de saída e de entrada do sistema prisional e em ações voltadas para o cuidado de pessoas com transtornos mentais consideradas inimputáveis e imputáveis. À luz da Reforma Psiquiátrica Brasileira, formalizada pela Lei nº 10.216/2001, pretende-se apresentar uma abordagem sobre esse processo apostando em possibilidades de construir políticas de cuidado para o louco infrator que não sejam punitivistas ou segregadoras. Os resultados práticos desse trabalho incluem uma maior participação da rede na construção do cuidado para o louco infrator, a elaboração de políticas que evitem a carreira prisional ou reduzam o tempo de manicomialização no sistema penal e a compreensão de que a medida de segurança deve sempre ter caráter ambulatorial.


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Mental Disorders , Mental Health , Humans , Brazil , Deinstitutionalization , Mental Disorders/epidemiology , Mental Disorders/therapy , Freedom
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Rev. bioét. (Impr.) ; 30(3): 564-574, jul.-set. 2022.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1407252

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Resumo Este relato de caso clínico descreve e analisa uma experiência de desinternação infantil prolongada em um hospital público a partir da atuação harmônica de equipe multidisciplinar de saúde. Além da revisão de literatura, realizou-se estudo qualitativo de finalidade descritiva e exploratória com utilização de técnicas de pesquisa bibliográfica e documental mediante levantamento retrospectivo em prontuários. Os resultados foram discutidos a partir de três categorias: vulnerabilidades físicas, sociais, psicológicas e éticas das doenças crônicas incapacitantes; atuação da equipe multidisciplinar na desinstitucionalização; e políticas de saúde de atenção domiciliar. Concluiu-se que o processo foi capaz de reduzir o tempo de internação e a quantidade de reinternações futuras, reduzir os gastos ao sistema de saúde e reinserir o paciente na comunidade e no âmbito familiar, proporcionando, assim, melhor estruturação do sistema, bem como atendimento humanizado centrado no indivíduo e na família.


Abstract This clinical case report describes and analyzes an experience of prolonged child hospital discharge in a public hospital based on the harmonic action of a multidisciplinary health team. In addition to a literature review, a descriptive and exploratory qualitative study using bibliographic and documentary research techniques was conducted via a retrospective survey in medical records. The results were discussed based on three categories: physical, social, psychological and ethical vulnerabilities of disabling chronic conditions; multidisciplinary teamwork in deinstitutionalization; and home care health policies. We concluded that the process reduced hospitalization time and the number of future hospitalizations, reduced expenses to the health system and reinserted the patient into their community and family environment, thus providing better system structuring and humanized care centered on the individual and family.


Resumen Este reporte de caso clínico describe y analiza una experiencia de deshospitalización infantil prolongada en un hospital público a partir de la actuación armonizada de un equipo multidisciplinario de salud. Este es un estudio cualitativo, descriptivo y exploratorio en que realizó una revisión de la literatura utilizando técnicas de búsqueda bibliográfica y documental a través de un levantamiento retrospectivo de historias clínicas. Los resultados fueron discutidos a partir de tres categorías: vulnerabilidades físicas, sociales, psicológicas y éticas de las enfermedades crónicas incapacitantes; actuación del equipo multidisciplinario en desinstitucionalización; y políticas de salud de atención domiciliaria. Se concluyó que el proceso logró reducir el tiempo de hospitalización y el número de futuros reingresos, reducir costos al sistema de salud y reinsertar al paciente en la comunidad y en la familia, proporcionando así una mejor estructuración del sistema y una atención humanizada centrada en el individuo y la familia.


Subject(s)
Child , Patient Care Team , Chronic Disease , Deinstitutionalization , Muscular Dystrophies
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Bull Hist Med ; 96(2): 237-265, 2022.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-35912620

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The rise of psychiatric deinstitutionalization policies in the formerly colonized world is commonly narrated as a novel and decolonial intervention imparted by Euro-American NGOs of the global mental health era of the past two decades. By contrast, this article uncovers the history of a British imperial push for deinstitutionalization that originated in West Africa in the 1930s-decades prior to the rise of global mental health policies. Colonial austerity measures, combined with British officials' observations of West African ethno-psychiatric healing practices, motivated an empire-wide policy favoring family and community care over institutional treatment for most mentally distressed colonial subjects. Global mental health policies that ideologically sanction state austerity measures for the mentally ill through community care are neither new nor decolonial. They remake colonial-era mandates for public services to operate on shoestring budgets.


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Mental Disorders , Psychiatry , Africa, Western , Deinstitutionalization , Health Policy , Humans , United States
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