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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Deinstitutionalisation"”.
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The transformation of Mangere Hospital: A case study in deinstitutionalisation
… is an analysis and evaluation of a case study in deinstitutionalisation of people with intellectual disabilities. The process has been viewed as an example of organisational change and the focus is on the relationship between formal and informal caregivers and the notion of care. Three key groups …
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Deinstitutionalisation of the welfare state: the case of mental health care
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Policing madness : a case study analysis of the management of mental illness in custody settings in England and Wales
… explore two interlocking themes the impact of deinstitutionalisation and the decline of the social state. The key argument here, informed by not only secondary research, in the form of a large scale literature review, but also primary research examining the management of mental distress in …
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Being ill with the disease of schizophrenia
… development of institutionalisation and deinstitutionalisation this work includes a description of the places schizophrenics have come to rely upon in the wake of closed asylum beds. Other issues to be addressed are; the conflict between objective disease and subjective illness; agency, …
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Goalsetting as a tool for involving people with learning disabilities in healthcare.
… of rapid change within the NHS including the deinstitutionalisation of care, and increased emphasis on partnership working. The main aim of the study was to examine collaborative goalsetting as a means of (a) involving people with learning disabilities in healthcare decision making and (b) …
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Transition from institutional care to community care for residents of community care units in Greece: construction of the notion of “asylum” in community care units
… of qualitative studies exploring the issues of deinstitutionalisation and community care based on residents’ and staff members’ experiences. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with residents (N=35) and staff members (N=20) of four CCUs run by Klimaka (a non-governmental organisation) in …
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Organisational change and resistance : an oral history of the rundown of a long-stay institution for people with learning difficulties
… pertaining to institutional closures and deinstitutionalisation; organisational studies (the management of change); deindustrialisation; and oral history methodology.
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Identity and multiple admissions to psychiatric hospital: a biographic narrative study of the experiences of patients.
… policy, political ideologies and the history of deinstitutionalisation in order to illuminate this problematic phenomenon. The study is framed within the social sciences, but more specifically within the fields of mental health and social work practice. The methodology is qualitative, placing …
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Nursing on the edge: nursing identity in liminal spaces
… of society, early papers cover the period of deinstitutionalisation from the large psychiatric hospitals. Further papers focus on influencing the education, identity, and values of nurses, including how the rise of service user involvement can transform curricula. Later papers consider the …
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Services provided to relatives of patients admitted to a psychiatric hospital : an assessment of family satisfaction
… earlier custodial orientation, the subsequent deinstitutionalisation of the services resulting in the families becoming the primary caregivers of their mentally ill relatives, to the emphasis of the biopsychosocial model in the recently established community services. Review of the treatment …
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Accommodation for adults with intellectual disability: Exploring the lived experiences of ageing parent carers and the reasons behind their decision to continue to care in the family home
… disability in the family home. Since deinstitutionalisation, many families made the choice to provide care at home, which may become a concern as they age and ask the question “who will care when I am gone?” The purpose of this study was to explore the reasoning behind decisions …
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An Exploration of the Experiences of Paid Social Care Staff who have Supported and/or Currently Support People with Learning Difficulties Living with Cancer in Residential Services across Wales: A Grounded Theory Study
… illnesses, such as cancer. Juxtaposed with the deinstitutionalisation movement of recent decades and the resulting growth and increasing demand for community based, supported living arrangements, many residential services are experiencing higher levels of ageing tenants who may be vulnerable to …
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An exploration of the experience of caring for the mentally ill
… prominent in society following the Australian deinstitutionalisation movement. The discourse pertaining to the experiences of mental illness caregivers is particularly negative and is largely generated from international research. While other aspects of the caregiving experience have been …
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The Conflict-Cooperation Nexus. Politicisation, Security and Domestic Institutions in EU-Russia Energy Relations
… implementation, and have triggered broader deinstitutionalisation of multilateral gas governance in Europe. The three case studies analyse three instances of EU–Russia gas relations, tracing the crucial differences to determine the outcome—cooperation (a creation of a new or enhancement of …
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Participation and triangulation: learning from non-institutional international Architecture Live Projects through a comparative case approach
Noticeable opportunities for architecture education are opening up in the world, markedly non-institutional international Live Project networks that practice independently of university course structures. As distinct from conventional volunteer-based construction in the humanitarian development …
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Realising Our Best Intentions: Vision, Values and Voice in Community Non-government Organisations of the Aotearoa \New Zealand Mental Health Sector
This thesis examines the effectiveness of establishing a recovery orientation in community, non-government, mental health organisations in Aotearoa\New Zealand. It addresses the discursive constructions of key concepts such as madness, recovery and community care. In addition, it examines the …