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Psychoeducation is currently considered to be a fundamental intervention in the management of
bipolar disorders. A psychoeducation group programme for patients with bipolar disorders, aimed
at euthymic patients just prior to their discharge from the acute psychiatric inpatient unit, named
“Porta Aberta” (Open Door), has been implemented since 2007 at the day-hospital of our psychiatric
department (Amadora, Portugal). In this article, the authors provide a brief review of the relevant
literature on this subject and also assess the effectiveness of the “Porta Aberta” programme in reducing
the average number and duration of readmissions; they determine whether individual characteristics
(gender, marital status and disorder subtype) may influence outcome.
Descrição
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Bipolar disorder Patient education Patient compliance Perturbação bipolar
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Cutting Edge Psychiatry in Practice 2013, (3), 231–236
Editora
South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (SEPT)
