Origine et évolution de la réhabilitation psychosociale

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serval:BIB_89F9DACE479D
Type
Article: article from journal or magazin.
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Publications
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Title
Origine et évolution de la réhabilitation psychosociale
Journal
Revue médicale de la Suisse romande
Author(s)
Grasset  F., Orita  A., Veillon  H., Cucchia  A.-T.
ISSN
0035-3655
Publication state
Published
Issued date
2004
Volume
124
Number
4
Pages
183-186
Language
english
Notes
DA - 20040622 IS - 0035-3655 LA - fre PT - Historical Article PT - Journal Article SB - IM Institution : Unite de rehabilitation, Departement Universitaire de Psychiatrie Adulte, Site de Cery 1008 Prilly Notes sur le titre : Titre traduit: Origin and development of psychosocial rehabilitation Mention de responsabiblité : Grasset,Francois;Orita,Alina;Veillon,Henri;Cucchia,Anne Therese SAPHIRID:48140
Abstract
The main historical stages of the social rehabilitation of the mentally-ill patients show that the psychiatric hospital centred approach has been progressively cast off and therefore the creation of intermediate institutions and ambulatory care integrated in the city has been favoured. This has allowed the progressive development of the psychosocial rehabilitation. This reorientation of the medical practice towards the community was based on two specific and corollary approaches: the deinstitutionalisation and the rehabilitation, which have the common objective to facilitate the return of the patient in the natural social community. The psychosocial rehabilitation includes the deinstitutionalisation and the return to the community, in a holistic approach aiming at compensating for the psychosocial handicap induced by the mental illness. The concept of the psychosocial rehabilitation itself has been progressively elaborated over time. The initial enthusiasm was followed by a period of progressive disillusion, which was finally followed by the development of the psychosocial rehabilitation as a true specific clinical discipline, a topic in medical education and in scientific research
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