Modelli organizzativi per la cura della salute mentale in Lombardia, Lazio e Sicilia

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] Organizational models for mental health care in Lombardy, Lazio and Sicily

ELENKA BRENNA, V Lista, P Sciattella, F Spandonaro

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Abstract

[Machine translation] Starting with the Basaglia law, approved in 1978, Italian regions have developed heterogeneous models for the care of psychiatric patients. Some regions have invested resources in the development of territorial services while others have opted for strengthening the supply of beds in hospital psychiatric wards, with the consequence that the path of taking care of psychiatric patients in general, and schizophrenic in particular, seems more dictated by the regional structure of supply than by the needs of demand. The work focuses on three regions, Lombardy, Lazio and Sicily, and analyzes the average absorption of resources for the admission of schizophrenic patients, highlighting differences in care paths and in the use of resources between the different levels of care.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] Organizational models for mental health care in Lombardy, Lazio and Sicily
Original languageItalian
Pages (from-to)53-70
Number of pages18
JournalPOLITICHE SANITARIE
Volume13
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - 2012

Keywords

  • Basaglia law, direct costs schizophrenia, mental health
  • Costi diretti schizofrenia, legge Basaglia, modelli per la salute mentale

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