Psychosomatics · 2013
Caring for homeless persons with serious mental illness in general hospitals.
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Bauer Leah K, Baggett Travis P, Stern Theodore A, O'Connell Jim J, Shtasel Derri
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The care of homeless persons with serious mental illness remains a common and challenging problem in general hospital settings.
OBJECTIVE: This article aims to review data on homelessness and its psychiatric comorbidities, and to expand the skills of providers who encounter homeless individuals in general hospital settings.
RESULTS: Literature review reveals patient, provider, and systems factors that contribute to suboptimal health outcomes in homeless individuals.
CONCLUSIONS: Diagnostic rigor, integrated medical and psychiatric care, trauma-informed interventions, special considerations in capacity evaluations, and health care reform initiatives can improve the treatment of homeless persons with serious mental illness.
OBJECTIVE: This article aims to review data on homelessness and its psychiatric comorbidities, and to expand the skills of providers who encounter homeless individuals in general hospital settings.
RESULTS: Literature review reveals patient, provider, and systems factors that contribute to suboptimal health outcomes in homeless individuals.
CONCLUSIONS: Diagnostic rigor, integrated medical and psychiatric care, trauma-informed interventions, special considerations in capacity evaluations, and health care reform initiatives can improve the treatment of homeless persons with serious mental illness.