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- Landmark Psychiatric Research Studies and Papers - PsychDB
Remission (Quick Inventory of Depressive Symptomatology, Self-Report [QIDS-SR]≤5), or response (QIDS-SR reduction of ≥50% in baseline score)
- Readmission of Patients to Acute Psychiatric Hospitals . . .
We present an overview of the existing evidence relating to the readmission of patients in acute psychiatric hospitals and review the available literature on the influential factors and interventions to reduce such readmission rates
- Protocols to Reduce Seclusion in Inpatient Mental Health . . .
Intervention would 1) reduce the number of patients placed in restraint or seclusion 2) reduce the length of time patients spend in seclusion or restraint and 3) achieve these reductions without increasing adverse outcomes as measured by patient-related staff injuries, elopements, and fights and assaults
- History and Future Directions of rTMS for Treatment of . . .
At a planned interim analysis, the trial was stopped early for efficacy: 50% symptom reduction and remission were achieved in 71% and 57% of participants in the treatment arm, respectively, compared with 13% and 0% of those in the control group
- Effects of Seclusion and Restraint in Adult Psychiatry: A . . .
Studies on the effects of seclusion and restraint in adult psychiatry comprise a wide range of outcomes and designs The identified literature provides some evidence that seclusion and restraint have deleterious physical or psychological consequences
- Acute psychiatric care: approaches to increasing the range of . . .
Efforts to reduce this and to improve the quality of initial assessment following an ED attendance have resulted in service models that extend the period of mental health assessment in an environment intended to be more calming and conducive to good quality mental health care than the ED
- Reducing Pediatric Mental Health Boarding and Increasing . . .
Following intervention implementation, we observed a major reduction in LOB and improved access for youth requiring acute psychiatric hospitalization We had greater than 50% reduction in average LOB for patients requiring high and or intermediate levels of care and close to 30% reduction in mean LOS on our 24-hour psychiatric treatment programs
- Predictors of the length of stay of psychiatric inpatients . . .
In their systematic review of 30 studies that analyzed predictors with the LOS of general psychiatric inpatients, several factors were associated with longer LOS including psychosis, female gender, and larger hospital size
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