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Analysis of referrals received by a psychiatric unit in a general hospital part 2: analysis and discussion of research results: research
Abstract
Hierdie navorsing het gepoog om verwysings te ontleed wat deur 'n psigiatriese eenheid in 'n algemene hospitaal in die Wes Kaap ontvang is. Dit is gedoen deur die verwysings briewe en verwysingsresponse te ontleed. Deel 1 van die verslag het die noodsaaklikheid aangespreek om die navorsing te doen asook die navorsingsontwerp bespreek wat aanvaar is om die verskynsel na te vors. Hierdie navorsing wou bepaal watter eenhede pasiënte verwys het en watter pasiënte verwys is. Die volledigheid en toepaslikheid van die verwysings is ook bestudeer. Die tweede deel van die navorsingsverslag sal die navorsingsresultate ontleed en bespreek. Die oorhoofse gevolgtrekkings waartoe die navorsing gekom het, is dat gesondheidsorgwerkers 'n beperkte begrip het van die inligting wat psigiatriese eenhede benodig asook van die omvang en funksies van sodanige eenheid. Swak terugvoer vanaf die psigiatriese eenheid na die verwysingsbronne het gedui op swak kommunikasie tussen die lede van die gesondheidsorgspan.
(Health SA Gesondheid: interdisciplinary research journal: 2002 7(1): 103-112)
