Clubhouse Model and Its Impact on Psychiatric Hospitalization in Canada: A Cohort Study

M. Russell, Natasha Lifeso, J. Fazio, Carley Piatt, F. Kelton, Xinjie Cui, I. Nwachukwu
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We investigated the relationship between membership in an accredited Clubhouse for mental health support and psychiatric hospitalization in Canada using linked administrative data. Results show that Clubhouse members were less likely to be hospitalized after enrollment and after longer-term enrollment, and younger members diagnosed with schizophrenia and/or bipolar disorders were at increased risk of hospitalization compared to older members without such diagnoses. These findings provide evidence of the possible benefits of Clubhouses in Canada and the characteristics of members who may benefit from support.
俱乐部模式及其对加拿大精神病住院的影响:一项队列研究
我们使用相关的行政数据调查了加拿大一家认可的心理健康支持俱乐部的会员资格与精神病住院之间的关系。结果显示,Clubhouse会员在登记后和长期登记后住院的可能性较小,被诊断患有精神分裂症和/或双相情感障碍的年轻会员与没有这种诊断的老年会员相比,住院的风险更高。这些发现为加拿大俱乐部会所可能带来的好处以及可能从支持中受益的会员特征提供了证据。
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