Efficacy of ‘Five Ways to Well-being Program’ in Promotion of Mental Wellbeing for Persons Admitted to Acute Psychiatric Service
Autor: | Jacky Y. H. Chan, Serena S. W. Ng, Frances S. M. Chan, Danny F. Poon, Tony K. S. Leung, Ada W. Y. Lo, Eddy K. N. Cheng |
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Rok vydání: | 2015 |
Předmět: |
medicine.medical_specialty
education.field_of_study Rehabilitation Social work business.industry medicine.medical_treatment media_common.quotation_subject Population Mental illness medicine.disease Promotion (rank) Intervention (counseling) Well-being Medicine business Psychiatry education Prospective cohort study media_common |
Zdroj: | Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Mental Health. 2:143-151 |
ISSN: | 2198-963X 2198-9834 |
Popis: | Promotion of wellbeing programs seldom described in psychiatric service locally. Through the Five Ways to Wellbeing program (NEF, 2008), including the actions to Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give, clients were encouraged to make choices according to their wants and better their health. To document the applicability of the Five Ways to Wellbeing program in acute psychiatric settings. Prospective cohort analysis of patients admitted to In-patient Psychiatric wards within 12 months period. Clients are free to choose the seven sessions of intervention from topics of ‘Five ways to wellbeing program’ or ‘Illness Management Recovery program’. Measurements include Pre- and post-intervention assessment of subjective well-being (C-SWEMWBS) and hope perception (Hope Scale), number of clinics visits and readmission rate 6 months post discharge. 623 admitted patients were recruited with 333 elected for Wellbeing Program. 79 within the group completed the five Ways of Wellbeing while the rest attended a mix of Wellbeing & Recovery program. The change of SWEMWBS score and Hope score is found correlated significantly with number of sessions of the Wellbeing Program attended, age, diagnostic group, onset years and employment status upon admission. The change of SWEMWBS score and the Hope score is significant across all participants of various diagnosis (p |
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