The changing hopes, worries, and community supports of individuals moving from a closing long-term care facility.
The changing hopes, worries, and community supports of individuals moving from a closing long-term care facility.
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从即将关闭的长期护理机构搬出的个人的希望、担忧和社区支持不断变化。
DOI：
10.1007/bf02287273
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发表时间：
1999
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Lutfey,K
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作者：
Pescosolido,BA;Wright,ER;Lutfey,K
这项研究调查了客户在从长期护理机构出院前、一年和两年后的希望、担忧和社交网络。关闭前表示希望的客户多于担忧的客户，但随着时间的推移，希望减少，担忧显着增加。在关闭之前，独立最常被认为是一种希望，其次是工作和财务。犯罪机会引起关注，其次是心理健康治疗、财务、生活安排和独立。随着时间的推移，受访者对独立和生活安排不再那么兴奋，但对社交机会和日常实用性抱有更大的希望。对家庭的担忧增加，而对越轨行为的担忧减少。受访者表示，网络关系平均有所增加，但家庭成员的比例有所下降，而专业支持以及与前 CSH 患者的关系则有所增加。这些趋势强调了一年时的特殊脆弱性、将进入社区的运动视为非线性过程的必要性以及定期标记结果的重要性。
This study examines client's hopes, worries, and social networks before, one year, and two years following release from a long-term care facility. More clients expressed hopes than worries before closure but, over time, hopes decreased and worries increased significantly. Before closing, independence was cited most often as a hope, followed by work and finances. Criminal opportunities headed up concerns, followed by mental health treatment, finances, living arrangements and independence. Over time, respondents were less excited about independence and living arrangements but more hopeful about social opportunities and everyday practicalities. Worries relating to family increased while concerns about deviance decreased. Respondents reported an average increase in network ties but the proportion of family members decreased while professional supports and ties with former CSH patients increased. The trends highlight particular vulnerability at the one-year point, the necessity of viewing movement into the community as a nonlinear process, and the importance of marking outcomes periodically.