[Evaluation of a mobile crisis resolution team, better at home than in hospital?].

Date publication

avril 2025

Journal

Soins. Psychiatrie

Auteurs

Membres identifiés du Cancéropôle Est :
Pr LEMETAYER Fabienne

Tous les auteurs :
Saez L, Taieb T, Ndjoh Eton L, Demessance V, Rundstadler A, Harquet É, Lemetayer F, Soler C

Lien Pubmed

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/40258671

Résumé

Mobile teams in psychiatry are booming. A quasi-experimental French before-and-after study carried out at the Metz Jury public mental health facility has confirmed the international literature on the benefits of crisis resolution teams, in particular: a reduction in the number of admissions, an increase in the number of wom en taken into care, a reduction in the rate of care without consent, and a reduction in the length of full-time hospitalization. A qualitative analysis of the satisfaction of patients cared for by the mobile team and their families, compared with their experience of hospitalization, completes these results.

Mots clés

crisis resolution team, hospitalisation, hospitalization, intensive care at home, loved ones, patient satisfaction, proche, quality of care, qualité des soins, satisfaction patient, soins intensifs à domicile, équipe de résolution de crise

Référence

Soins Psychiatr. 2025 04 7;46(358):34-38