Housing Preferences among Adults with Dual Diagnoses in Different Stages of Treatment and Housing Types.
Housing Preferences among Adults with Dual Diagnoses in Different Stages of Treatment and Housing Types.
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10.1080/15487768.2010.523357
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2010-10-01
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Davis KE
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Tsai J;Bond GR;Davis KE
住房是精神康复的重要组成部分，特别是对患有双重诊断的消费者来说。研究还没有清楚地研究消费者为什么以及何时更喜欢不同类型的住房。这项探索性研究考察了1)不同药物滥用治疗阶段的住房偏好是否不同，2)喜欢某些住房类型的消费者是否对某些特征有偏好，以及3)居住在不同类型住房的消费者是否报告了社会支持、选择和住房满意度的差异。共有103名参与者完成了自填式问卷调查，他们分别住在有监督的住房(n=65)、独立公寓(n=22)、单间住宿酒店(n=11)和有家人(n=5)。研究结果显示：1)在治疗的不同阶段，大多数受试者倾向于自己的公寓或房子；2)对有监督住房的偏好与现场工作人员和同伴支持有关，而对公寓住房的偏好与自主性和隐私有关；3)单间居住的消费者报告的选择最少，满意度最低。这些发现有助于了解消费者的住房偏好，以及消费者在某些住房类型之间的差异。
Housing is an essential component of psychiatric rehabilitation, particularly for consumers with dual diagnoses. Research has not clearly examined why and when consumers prefer different types of housing. This exploratory study examined 1) whether housing preferences differ between stage of treatment for substance abuse, 2) whether consumers who prefer certain housing types have preferences for certain characteristics, and 3) whether consumers living in different types of housing report differences in social support, choice, and housing satisfaction. A total of 103 participants living in supervised housing (n= 65), independent apartment housing (n= 22), single room occupancy hotels (n= 11), and with family (n= 5) completed self-report questionnaires. Results showed that 1) the majority of participants preferred their own apartment or house across different stages of treatment, 2) preference for supervised housing was associated with on-site staff and peer support while preference for apartment housing was associated with autonomy and privacy, and 3) consumers in single room occupancies reported the least choice and lowest satisfaction. These findings contribute to the understanding of consumers’ housing preferences and the differences consumers perceive between certain housing types.