Socialisation Scheme With a High Staff-Patient Ratio

D. Hollander, V. Bapuji Rao, E. McManoman, N. Harrington, A. Weeks and A. Mann

International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 1981, vol. 27, issue 4, 243-252

Abstract: Six months after a comprehensive socialisation scheme began, a prospective controlled study was carried out. The patients were tested in three practical sections — Cooking; Maintenance of Home and Clothing; Other Skills (eg. form-filling); and with a Questionnaire. Forty-eight members of an experimental group received socialisation training after initial testing. They and the 20 controls who did not undergo training were re-evaluated three months later. There was no significant difference between the groups in their initial scores. On retesting, the experimental group showed a significant improvement in Cooking (p

Date: 1981
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