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S Blackman. 1994. Community programs endure.. https://doi.org/10.1176/ps.45.7.721
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1. Psychiatric nurses have much to learn from and offer to the field of psychosocial rehabilitation and the psychiatric rehabilitation approach. 2. Psychiatric rehabilitation hopes to increase the functioning of persons with psychiatric disabilities so they can be successful in their environments with the least amount of ongoing professional intervention. 3. The hope of recovery, and of living, working, and loving in a community, is a significant advance from previous notions of how to care for persons with mental illness.
1. Nurses working in traditional psychiatric inpatient settings are becoming more aware of rehabilitation as it applies to people who experience long term mental illness. 2. With the advent of managed care models, a large percentage of nursing staff will shift from traditional inpatient care to work with consumer-survivors in rehabilitation-oriented, community-based settings. 3. As nurses increase involvement in assessing and providing psychiatric rehabilitation interventions, they will need information sources focused on psychiatric rehabilitation for persons with serious mental illness.
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