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1	Hjälpande relationer i psykiatrisk öppenvård : en intervjustudie Denhov, Anne January 2007 (has links) <p>Background: During the last decades patient satisfaction has become an important measurement of quality in psychiatric care. However the patients are seldom asked to evaluate the treatments.</p><p>Objectives: The aim is to determine which factors the outpatients regard as beneficial in their psychiatric treatment. The purpose is explorative. During the study another purpose developed; to present research on the importance of the relationship between the caretaker and the caregiver for the outcome.</p><p>Method: 30 persons were interviewed about what they found helpful in psychiatric treatment. The interviews were open using Grounded Theory as methodological input.</p><p>Result: The most prominent topic was the quality of the relationship between the caregiver and the caretaker. The characteristics of a helping relationship seem to be when the patient:</p><p>- is being listened to and understood by a caregiver who is interested and concerned.</p><p>- is not only seen as a caretaker with problems but also as a complete person, someone more than an equation of symptoms, diagnoses and shortcomings</p><p>- is seen as a person worth listening to with unique knowledge which matters to the caregiver</p><p>- is seen as a unique person not possible to minimize to just another case</p> Contributing factors Helping alliance Severe mental illness Psychiatry Social work Socialt arbete
2	Hjälpande relationer i psykiatrisk öppenvård : en intervjustudie Denhov, Anne January 2007 (has links) Background: During the last decades patient satisfaction has become an important measurement of quality in psychiatric care. However the patients are seldom asked to evaluate the treatments. Objectives: The aim is to determine which factors the outpatients regard as beneficial in their psychiatric treatment. The purpose is explorative. During the study another purpose developed; to present research on the importance of the relationship between the caretaker and the caregiver for the outcome. Method: 30 persons were interviewed about what they found helpful in psychiatric treatment. The interviews were open using Grounded Theory as methodological input. Result: The most prominent topic was the quality of the relationship between the caregiver and the caretaker. The characteristics of a helping relationship seem to be when the patient: - is being listened to and understood by a caregiver who is interested and concerned. - is not only seen as a caretaker with problems but also as a complete person, someone more than an equation of symptoms, diagnoses and shortcomings - is seen as a person worth listening to with unique knowledge which matters to the caregiver - is seen as a unique person not possible to minimize to just another case Contributing factors Helping alliance Severe mental illness Psychiatry Social work Socialt arbete
3	Therapieprozess- und Ergebnisforschung in der Ambulanten Langzeit-Intensivtherapie für Alkoholkranke (ALITA) / Therapy process and outcome research on the Outpatient Longterm Intensive Therapy for Alcoholics (OLITA) Stawicki, Sabina 02 May 2007 (has links) No description available. 150 Psychologie Mathematics and Computer Science Alkoholabhängigkeit ambulante Alkoholismustherapie Alkoholaversiva Disulfiram Calciumcarbimid Psychotherapie der Alkoholabhängigkeit HAQ Helping Alliance Questionnaire Therapieprozess-Forschung Veränderungsprozesse Verhaltensbeobachtung Alcohol dependence outpatient alcoholism treatment alcohol deterrents disulfiram calcium carbimide psychotherapy of alcohol dependence HAQ Helping Alliance Questionnaire therapy process research processes of change behavior observation 77.70 77.71 77.75 77.74 77.82 FH 000: Klinische Psychologie

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