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Experiencias del ingreso y el tratamiento psiquiátrico de los pacientes ingresados voluntaria y no voluntariamente:una comparación antes y después del cambio de legislación en Suecia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 May 2020

Tuula Wallsten  and
Lars Kjellin
Tuula Wallsten
Affiliation:
Centro para la Investigación Clínica, Universidad de Upsala, Hospital Central, Vasterås, Suecia
Lars Kjellin
Affiliation:
Centro para la Investigación Psiquiátrica, Örebro, Suecia
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Resumen

Objetivo.-

La Ley de Asistencia Mental Obligatoria (LPT) sueca de 1992 pone énfasis en la participación de los pacientes y los familiares en el tratamiento de los pacientes. El propósito de este estudio era comparar las experiencias de los pacientes bajo la LPT con las experiencias de los pacientes conforme a la ley anterior.

Metodo.-

Se entrevistó a muestras de 44 pacientes internados y 40 ingresados voluntariamente en 1991 y 49 pacientes internados y 49 ingresados voluntariamente en 1997/1998 en la admisión y en el alta, o después de tres semanas de asistencia.

Resultados.-

Hubo proporciones similares de pacientes internados e ingresados voluntariamente, respectivamente, en 1991 y 1997/1998 que comunicaron participación en la planificación del tratamiento y participación de los familiares, y que informaron de privación de libertad, pero más pacientes internados en 1997/1998 comunicaron medidas coercitivas.

Conclusion.-

Las experiencias de los pacientes difirieron poco entre las ocasiones de estudio. Los própositos fundamentales de la legislación no se han cumplido.

Keywords

Asistencia psiquidtrica obligatoriaIntemamientoLegislaciónExperiencias de los pacientes
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Artículo original
Information
European Psychiatry (Ed. Española) , Volume 12 , Issue 3 , April 2005 , pp. 139 - 144
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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2005

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Footnotes

Wallsten T, Kjellin L. Involuntarily and voluntarily admitted patient's experiences of psychiatric admission and treatment-a comparison before and after changed legislation in Sweden. Eur Psychiatry 2004;19:464-468.

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