精神病护理中由患者发起的短暂入院的患者体验:系统回顾。

Emma Värnå, Jonas Nederman, Erika A Saliba-Gustafsson, Joachim Eckerström
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患者主动提出的短期入院(PIBA)是一种创新的精神科护理干预措施,它赋予患者自主权,让他们主动提出短期入院(约 1-3 天)接受精神科住院治疗。这种干预措施是根据患者与护理提供者之间的共同协议制定的,协议概述了护理的具体结构和内容。与普通的精神病入院治疗不同,在 PIBA 期间,医护人员不会审查患者的入院决定。类似的干预措施已在全球范围内得到发展,通过提高患者的自主性、促进患者积极参与护理,以及增强患者识别精神健康恶化早期迹象的能力,从而减少长期住院和强制护理的需求。本系统性综述的目的是探究精神疾病患者在日常生活中使用照护服务的经验。本系统性综述使用了来自 PubMed、CINAHL 和 PsycINFO 数据库的定性文章。共有 13 篇原创文章被纳入综述,涉及 186 名患者。研究表明,PIBA 对患者的护理体验有多方面的重大影响。PIBA为患者提供了从日常压力中解脱出来的机会,这已被证明对打断症状恶化和消极想法的循环具有重要意义。此外,当护理环境以信任和尊重为特征时,患者会体验到更多的自由感,这有助于更有效的康复过程。PIBA 为患者提供了一种安全感,使他们有可能过上更加正常的日常生活。医护人员的态度和提供的护理也对患者的体验有很大影响。热情接待、细心周到和积极倾听是患者获得积极体验的关键。PIBA 不仅能改变患者对医疗保健的看法,更重要的是,它能促进患者转变观念,将自己视为自身福祉的积极参与者。知识渊博的医护人员是成功实施这一干预措施的关键。通过在提供安全的同时提供尊严和温暖,PIBA 解决了患者心理健康护理中的一个关键缺口。
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Patient Experiences of Patient-Initiated Brief Admission in Psychiatric Care: A Systematic Review.

Patient-initiated brief admission (PIBA) is an innovative psychiatric care intervention that gives patients the autonomy to initiate a short admission (approximately 1-3 days) to psychiatric inpatient care. This intervention is structured around a mutual agreement between the patient and their care provider that outlines the specific structure and content of their care. Unlike regular psychiatric admissions, healthcare professionals do not review the patient's decision for admission during PIBA. Similar interventions have been developed globally to reduce the need for long inpatient admissions and compulsory care by enhancing patient autonomy, promoting active participation in care, and empowering patients to recognise early signs of mental health deterioration. The objective of this systematic review was to explore the experiences of PIBA among individuals with mental health disorders. A systematic review was conducted using qualitative articles sourced from the PubMed, CINAHL, and PsycINFO databases. A total of thirteen original articles were included in the review, encompassing 186 patients. Research demonstrates that PIBA significantly impacts patients' care experiences in various ways. Access to PIBA gives patients the opportunity to take a break from daily stressors, which has proven significant in interrupting the cycle of worsening symptoms and negative thoughts. Furthermore, when the care environment is characterised by trust and respect, patients experience an increased sense of freedom, which contributes to a more effective recovery process. PIBA provides patients with a sense of safety and offers the possibility of a more functional daily life. Healthcare professionals'attitude and care provision also significantly influences patients' experiences. Central to a positive patient experience are a warm reception, attentiveness, and active listening. PIBA can not only change patients' perceptions of healthcare but, more importantly, fosters a transformative view of themselves as active participants in their own well-being. Knowledgeable healthcare professionals are crucial for the successful implementation of this intervention. By offering dignity and warmth alongside safety, PIBA addresses a critical gap in patient mental health care.

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