Psychiatrische Praxis · 2005
[Rehabilitative elements for the treatment of patients with mental disorders: are they considered in the development of guidelines?].
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Watzke Birgit, Büscher Cathrin, Koch Uwe, Schulz Holger
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OBJECTIVE: In the context of the current discussion of integrating rehabilitative elements into the (acute) treatment of patients with mental disorders, it is investigated what rehabilitative elements actually are and whether these elements are considered in existing guidelines.
METHODS/RESULTS: An expert-based consensus, especially results of expert ratings using a 46-item questionnaire (Delphi Technique; n = 16), shows that it is possible to specify rehabilitative elements, although there are still aspects which need further clarification. Analyses of current guidelines (using published guidelines for panic disorders) demonstrate that rehabilitative elements which are rated as important by the experts are only marginally mentioned in guidelines up to now.
CONCLUSIONS: A considerable need for research exists for a further specification of rehabilitative elements and for the development of evidence based recommendations in the form of guidelines.
METHODS/RESULTS: An expert-based consensus, especially results of expert ratings using a 46-item questionnaire (Delphi Technique; n = 16), shows that it is possible to specify rehabilitative elements, although there are still aspects which need further clarification. Analyses of current guidelines (using published guidelines for panic disorders) demonstrate that rehabilitative elements which are rated as important by the experts are only marginally mentioned in guidelines up to now.
CONCLUSIONS: A considerable need for research exists for a further specification of rehabilitative elements and for the development of evidence based recommendations in the form of guidelines.