| 英文摘要 |
This study is aimed to examine the value of half-way house rehabilitation of chronic psychiatric patients particularly in the area of social function, family relations, compliance. with after-care treatment and self-value. Twenty-one patients who had been placed in the half-way house program for at least 3 months during July 1979 to April 1983 were studied by means of specifically designed scales. Twenty patients who were drawn under controlled in sex, age, education, marital status, diagnosis, illness history, discharge duration from the patients discharged from the TCPC during the same period time and who had never gone through the half-way house experience served as a control group. The results of the study showed the half-way house group were all superior than the control group in term of being more independent, autonomous in social adaptation, better social function, better interpersonal relationship, compliance with after-care treatment, more satisfaction about their own emotional stability, life arrangements, interpersonal relationship and autonomy. The results of the present study support our previous studies and clearly indicate the value of this model of treatment in social rehabilitation of the chronic psychiatric patient in presentday Taiwan. Some problems in further development of this program was discussed. |