Volume 11,Issue 3
Model Innovation and Practical Exploration of Grassroots Management of Patients with Severe Mental Disorders
With social progress and the aging of the population, the number of people suffering from severe mental disorders is increasing every year, which has also led to a continued increase in the demand for grassroots management services. At present, the implementation of grassroots management of patients with severe mental disorders shows that although it has certain effects, there are still many problems. In this regard, model innovation and practical strategies are proposed, which mainly include building a multi-disciplinary collaborative comprehensive management model, strengthening the training and professional development of grassroots managers, enhancing the mental health awareness and acceptance of grassroots residents, and optimizing the allocation of grassroots resources and building service networks.
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