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Promotion mental health: Healthy habits program in patients with severe mental illness in the north Almeria mental health unit (Activarte)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 March 2020

M. Marin Olalla
Affiliation:
AGS Norte Almeria, Mental Health, Huercal Overa, Spain
A. Vidal Lopez
Affiliation:
AGS Norte Almeria, Mental Health, Huercal Overa, Spain
B. Perez Ramirez
Affiliation:
AGS Norte Almeria, Mental Health, Huercal Overa, Spain
R. Maldonado Lozano
Affiliation:
AGS Norte Almeria, Mental Health, Huercal Overa, Spain
A.L. loret Lopez
Affiliation:
Faisem, Almeria Faisem Delegation, Almeria, Spain

Abstract

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Introduction

Promoting healthy lifestyles in patients with severe mental illness (balance diet, physical activity, smoking withdraw, adequate oral hygiene, optimal self-esteem and healthy sexuality) help patients to rely on their recovery.

Aims

– avoid social isolation and stigma.

– encourage the recovery process, considering as well as the manage of symptoms together the functioning and quality of life of the patients.

– improve the progress and illness prognosis.

Methods

– The program is introduced in the North Health Area of Almeria (Hospital Huercal–Overa) and FAISEM–Andalusia foundation to the social inclusion of mental illness patients;

– patients included in the program has been previously assess and informed-therapeutical contract;

– the program started in January 2013, with 10 sessions in the community, and groups sessions.

Results

– fifty patients included between a total of 300–initial target 16%;

– the initial target considered was at least 60–75% of participation rate—being the result of 80–95%;

– physical assessment detected 10% of metabolic syndrome being the patients referred to primary medical care to the adequate management.

Program:

– twenty group sessions scheduled being performed 19: 95%;

– ten active sessions in community scheduled being performed 9: 90%–one sessions (beach trip) was cancelled due to budget problem;

– patients level of satisfaction: under assessment;

– broadcasting: 2 press articles, scientific communications, and shared the experience through FAISEM to all the Andalusia Areas.

– research: expecting spreading the experience and improve the results.

Disclosure of interest

The authors have not supplied their declaration of competing interest.

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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2017
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