Inpatient Psychiatric Program

The access time on weekdays is 12:00 noon. - Monday at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. and 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Tuesday to Friday Weekend and holidays are at 12:30 pm. - 7 pm Exceptions vary depending on the circumstances of a particular patient or family. Access can not hinder scheduled reservations, programming, activities or other patient's privacy

All visitors must stop at the staff desk and log in to the "Guest Login" book and exit after leaving the unit.

The staff should check all the packages, bags, and items of the patient before delivering them to the patient. Prohibited ones (sharps / razors, glassware, alcohol, tobacco, medicines) are kept and are offered to visitors at discharge or are placed in the patient's carry-in box so that patients can be discharged. To carry

If the patient can not receive the visitor, the visitor can wait in the family waiting room outside the unit

If there is a problem with the visitor, the staff can ask the visitor to decline the visit and finish. If the caregiver is concerned about the safety of the patient or the staff or concerns the safety of the patient in the environment, the visit is discontinued and the visitor can leave the unit. All events are recorded in the patient record and shared with the treatment team to determine the continued fitness of the visitor to the facility.

The names of these individuals are listed in the staff desk whenever they require that the patient does not have a specific visitor. Unless the information is posted from the patient, otherwise

All minors under the age of 18 need to be accompanied by an adult and at any time must be supervised by non-patient adults.

Visitors can bring food into the unit, but food must be consumed during the visit. Drinks must be sealed, no caffeine

Patients before visit are not recommended; previous patients are encouraged to request resource support from outside the hospital ward

Representatives of paid nurses and / or treatment teams will visit / interview with the former patient outside the facility to determine the appropriateness of the visitor of the facility.

When the former patient accesses the current patient, the caregiver can monitor the visit and determine the therapeutic value of the visit determined by the visiting nurse.

Whenever there is concern about the relevance of the visit, the nurse in charge can decide to stop the visit and the nurse talks with the predecessor and current patient concerning the caregiver's concern.

The patient can interact with other patients in public places, including restaurants and lounges, rather than wards.

Inpatient setting includes staying overnight or staying at a general hospital psychiatric hospital or psychiatric ward. Facilities can be private or public (government operated). Hospitals provide treatment for more severe patients, usually within 30 days. Inpatients are in the acute phase of psychiatric disorders and need help 24 hours a day. Normally, people who need long-term care will be moved to other facilities or different environments within the mental hospital 30 days after hospitalization.

A3.1 Hospital inpatients who are hospitalized for 24 hours Provide individual psychiatric services in night health care at psychiatric hospitals or designated staff or general hospitals / medical centers specializing in the treatment of mental health clients It is an organized service setting or program. A 3.2 A 24-hour accommodation is a structured service setting that provides short-term or long-term night care at a specialized mental health facility / hospital / center / clinic, especially for the treatment of mental health clients It is a program. This is a setting and procedure of intensive treatment which is different from hospital hospitalization environment and programs, providing monitoring of life and mental health service supporting it.