M. Russell, Natasha Lifeso, J. Fazio, Carley Piatt, F. Kelton, Xinjie Cui, I. Nwachukwu
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Clubhouse Model and Its Impact on Psychiatric Hospitalization in Canada: A Cohort Study
We investigated the relationship between membership in an accredited Clubhouse for mental health support and psychiatric hospitalization in Canada using linked administrative data. Results show that Clubhouse members were less likely to be hospitalized after enrollment and after longer-term enrollment, and younger members diagnosed with schizophrenia and/or bipolar disorders were at increased risk of hospitalization compared to older members without such diagnoses. These findings provide evidence of the possible benefits of Clubhouses in Canada and the characteristics of members who may benefit from support.