| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to evaluate the community functioning of psychotics. The subjects, aged from 16 to 55, consist of 77 schizophrenics and 54 affective disorders hospitalized at Taipei City Psychiatric Center during the period from July 1, 1985 to March 15, 1986. The 3-month follow up study of psychoses were performed. Results showed that affective disorders performed significantly better than schizophrenic patients on self care, social adjustment and occupational status. There were no significant differences on severity of symptoms, housekeeping, leisure and self-improvement activities, as well as relationship with families between affective disorders and schizophrenic disorders. Besides, the scores on the Comprehensive Occupational Therapy Evaluation Revised Scale at discharge by occupational therapists' ratings could explain 58.48 percent of the global outcome variance. The scores on the Comprehensive Evaluation of Basic Living Skill Questionaire at discharge by patients' self-rating could explain 26.78 percent of the self care outcome variance. According to these findings, occupational therapists may provide efficient and realistic psychosocial intervention and rehabilitation program for psychotics to a functional state in the community. |