Systematic reviews of the effectiveness of day care for people with severe mental disorders: (1) acute day hospital versus admission; (2) vocational rehabilitation; (3) day hospital versus outpatient care.

M Marshall,A Almaraz-Serrano,H Kluiter,G R Bond,D Wiersma,R Crowther,C Roberts,P Tyrer,E Hill,W Sledge,P Huxley,F Creed

doi:10.3310/hta5210

Systematic reviews of the effectiveness of day care for people with severe mental disorders: (1) acute day hospital versus admission; (2) vocational rehabilitation; (3) day hospital versus outpatient care.

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Journal: Health Technology Assessment	Publication Date: Jan 1, 2001
Citations: 142	License type: publisher-specific license

Affiliation: Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, University of Manchester, University of Groningen, Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis, King's College London, Yale University, Imperial College London, King's College Hospital

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***ACUTE DAY HOSPITAL VERSUS ADMISSION FOR ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS*** BACKGROUND: Inpatient treatment is an expensive way of caring for people with acute psychiatric disorders. It has been proposed that many of those currently treated as inpatients could be cared for in acute psychiatric day hospitals. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this review was to assess the effectiveness and feasibility of day hospital versus inpatient care for people with acute psychiatric disorders. METH

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