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PubMed1977

Family research study at Eagleville Hospital and Rehabilitation Center.

The Eagleville Hospital and Rehabilitation Center Family Study Program is described, presenting an overview of the Family Research Study and the problem areas inherent in coordinating research with a new treatment program; an analysis of the sample of drug abusers, their families, and their course in family treatment is discussed. The Community School Program is included as a demonstration of the potential for effective primary prevention. Areas of promise for future development are reviewed as they provide direction for further clinical and research work with the family and drug abuse.

Alcoholism↗
PubMed1977

[Post-hospital rehabilitation center of a psychiatric hospital (clinical, organizational and economic aspects)].

The authors generalize a 3.5th year experience of postclinical rehabilitation of mental patients with unfavourable forms of the disease and significant psychic defects in a special rehabilitative center which functions on the basis of an agricultural enterprise (a state farm). The organizational and methodological principles of post-clinical rehabilitation are given. On the basis of the examinations of 88 patients the authors analyse the results of their rehabilitation in the clinical, working and social aspects. The economic effectiveness of the rehabilitative center activity and its influence on the level of psychiatric service organization is evaluated.

Hospitals, Psychiatric↗
PubMed1978

Outcome and cost for stroke patients in academic and community hospitals. Comparison of two groups referred to a regional rehabilitation center.

Patients transferred to a regional stroke rehabilitation center from academic hospital centers (124 patients) and from community hospital centers (315 patients) were compared for outcome and cost of treatment. The two groups were matched for Amended International Classification of Diseases diagnostic category, age, sex, distribution of weakness, types of neurological deficits, time from the onset of the stroke symptoms to admission to the rehabilitation unit, and the concurrence of major medical problems thought to contribute to cerebrovascular disease. There was no statistically significant difference in functional outcome or length of stay, but acute health care costs for patients treated in community hospitals were about 50% less.

Acute Disease↗