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Hvilke organisasjonsmessige forhold kan ha betydning for endring i reinnleggelser for villet egenskade i et somatisk sykehus? : En studie av oppfølgingspraksis for pasienter innlagt etter villet egenskade ved medisinsk avdeling Aker Universitetssykehus i perioden 1997 – 2007
| Content Provider | Semantic Scholar |
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| Author | Jørgensen, Trond |
| Copyright Year | 2011 |
| Abstract | Abstract On 1 July 1997 a chain of care project was established at the Aker University Hospital, in cooperation with the National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, NSSF. A system was implemented for early identification of all patients admitted due to intentional self-harm and a binding collaboration was established between the general hospital emergency ward, the unit for consultation psychiatry and psychiatric nurses in the catchment area of the hospital. The program ensured that all patients admitted for intentional self-harm were to be assessed by a psychiatrist, another doctor, or the unit for consultation psychiatry, if necessary a doctor from the psychiatric emergency ward in the evenings or weekends. Upon discharge from hospital all patients were offered a quick follow-up by the psychiatric nurse in their respective districts. We saw that the rate for admissions varied considerably. This concerned both men and women. However, there was a trend showing a decline in readmissions, especially fromOn 1 July 1997 a chain of care project was established at the Aker University Hospital, in cooperation with the National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, NSSF. A system was implemented for early identification of all patients admitted due to intentional self-harm and a binding collaboration was established between the general hospital emergency ward, the unit for consultation psychiatry and psychiatric nurses in the catchment area of the hospital. The program ensured that all patients admitted for intentional self-harm were to be assessed by a psychiatrist, another doctor, or the unit for consultation psychiatry, if necessary a doctor from the psychiatric emergency ward in the evenings or weekends. Upon discharge from hospital all patients were offered a quick follow-up by the psychiatric nurse in their respective districts. We saw that the rate for admissions varied considerably. This concerned both men and women. However, there was a trend showing a decline in readmissions, especially from |
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| Language | English |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Content Type | Text |
| Resource Type | Article |
