刑法上の罪で入院している長期入院患者の統計的観察 : 社会復帰への要因

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The purpose of this study is to describe the characteristics and demographics of long-term psychiatric patients hospitalized through either a voluntary or involuntary commitment process for a penal code violation. The study included all patients hospitalized over one year as of Januray 1, 1996 at a Tokyo Metropolitan Facility. The subjects included 30 patients. They were all men, in their mid-forties, unmarried, and had an average length of hospital stay of nine years. They were still hospitalized because of their history of violence, in particular the commitment of a murder or assault which caused seriously injury. Using a DSM-IV classification, 20 patients were schizophrenic and 10 patients had a substance abuse disorder. The average dose of antipsychotic medication was 1,085.2 mg equivalent to chlorpromazine. During the six months prior to the study few of the patients were violent. Nevertheless, the most common nursing diagnosis was high risk at violence. The most common reasons for continues hospitalization were: 1) remained a danger to self or others, 2) unable to care for himself in a less Managing the integration of the long-term
東京女子医科大学の論文
1997-07-25