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Rehabilitation programme of residential care home: compare the results in two different models Ribas,S.; Infante,P.; Fernandez,D.
16th International Conference for Integrated Care 2016
Introduction • Residential care Homes are psychosocial and community
devices for people with a severe mental illness. The device works with users to achieve their personal independence, retrieval capabilities and the greatest possible autonomy. • Although the model of Residential care Homes was initially
defined by the Department of Labor, Socials Affairs and Families, Generalitat of Catalonia, in 2004-2005, presently we can find a diversity of intervention programmes. This diversity suggests there may be significant differences in the evolution of the rehabilitation processes.
Introduction • The study shows the results in two different
models of residential care homes: HOME 1
HOME 2
Comprehensive intervention programme
Partial rehabilitation programme
Activities in group and individual
Activities only individual
Intervention areas:
Intervention areas:
•
Basic everyday activities
•
Basic everyday activities
•
Instrumental activities of daily living
•
Instrumental activities of daily living
•
Rehabilitation cognitive activities
•
Activities of social inclusion and community insertion
•
All the residents can also be participating in rehabilitation activities in other mental health ad community services
Methodology SCALES
Statistical analysis
• BELS: assesses the level of autonomy for basic skills of daily living • HONOS: assesses the impact of the mental illness
• The Cohen's d • The Pearson product moment correlation coefficient
• Total 63 individuals
Population
• Primary diagnosis of schizophrenia • Age: from 36 to 65 • The users were divided in two groups, one from each residential home and separated in three interval groups according to age
Results
(scores 2013)
Conclusion • When the age increases the community skills deteriorate in all users of the
sample • There are significant differences in the impact of mental illness between the
two models of residential homes only in the age range from 56 to 65 • We can consider that this difference is due to the implementation of a
comprehensive rehabilitation programme within the home • Applying this kind of programme the impact of mental illness should not
increase when the users are unable to come to external rehabilitation centres • Therefore, it is essential to maintain rehabilitation programmes integrated
within the resources of residential homes, to insure the preservation of skills, personal and functional abilities as well as acquiring new habits and lifestyles
Thank you
16th International Conference for Integrated Care 2016
16th International Conference for Integrated Care 2016
Introduction • Residential care Homes are psychosocial and community
devices for people with a severe mental illness. The device works with users to achieve their personal independence, retrieval capabilities and the greatest possible autonomy. • Although the model of Residential care Homes was initially
defined by the Department of Labor, Socials Affairs and Families, Generalitat of Catalonia, in 2004-2005, presently we can find a diversity of intervention programmes. This diversity suggests there may be significant differences in the evolution of the rehabilitation processes.
Introduction • The study shows the results in two different
models of residential care homes: HOME 1
HOME 2
Comprehensive intervention programme
Partial rehabilitation programme
Activities in group and individual
Activities only individual
Intervention areas:
Intervention areas:
•
Basic everyday activities
•
Basic everyday activities
•
Instrumental activities of daily living
•
Instrumental activities of daily living
•
Rehabilitation cognitive activities
•
Activities of social inclusion and community insertion
•
All the residents can also be participating in rehabilitation activities in other mental health ad community services
Methodology SCALES
Statistical analysis
• BELS: assesses the level of autonomy for basic skills of daily living • HONOS: assesses the impact of the mental illness
• The Cohen's d • The Pearson product moment correlation coefficient
• Total 63 individuals
Population
• Primary diagnosis of schizophrenia • Age: from 36 to 65 • The users were divided in two groups, one from each residential home and separated in three interval groups according to age
Results
(scores 2013)
Conclusion • When the age increases the community skills deteriorate in all users of the
sample • There are significant differences in the impact of mental illness between the
two models of residential homes only in the age range from 56 to 65 • We can consider that this difference is due to the implementation of a
comprehensive rehabilitation programme within the home • Applying this kind of programme the impact of mental illness should not
increase when the users are unable to come to external rehabilitation centres • Therefore, it is essential to maintain rehabilitation programmes integrated
within the resources of residential homes, to insure the preservation of skills, personal and functional abilities as well as acquiring new habits and lifestyles
Thank you
16th International Conference for Integrated Care 2016
