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2815 – Quality of the Assertive Community Treatment in the Avilés (Spain) Act Team

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 April 2020

J.J. Martinez Jambrina ,
G. Gonzalez Lopez  and
J. Alvarez Solares
J.J. Martinez Jambrina
Affiliation:
Mental Health Service, San Agustin Hospital, Avilés, Spain
G. Gonzalez Lopez
Affiliation:
Psychology, Universidad Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
J. Alvarez Solares
Affiliation:
Mental Health Service, Hospital San Agustín, Avilés, Spain

Abstract

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Introduction:

Martinez Jambrina et al. (2010) developed the first research on the quality of assertive community treatment offered by Avilés ACT team to patients who were referred to this service with psychiatric diagnoses included in the group of severe and persistent. This research focused on the study of quality standards on internal organization, assistential activity, external coordination, accessibility and quality of care considered by the users and their families.

Objectives:

To analyze the quality of the interventions of the Avilés ACT team during one year (april 2011–april 2012) and compare it with results reached in 2010.

Methods:

Descriptive Research - No experimental - Transversal.

Population:

ACT Team 11 members (2 psychiatrists, 6 nurses, 2 auxiliar nurses 1 social worker) and Users of ETAC: 110 users.

Variables- Internal Organization:- Assistential Activity- External Coordination- Accessibility- Quality of Care.

Conclusions:

The results obtained are similar to our first research (2010) The ACT team of Aviles works with quality levels that can be considered optimal if referring to USA standards of quality in this intervention

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European Psychiatry , Volume 28 , Issue S1: Abstracts of the 21th European Congress of Psychiatry , 2013 , 28-E1689
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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2013
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