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Methods Review through PubMed by entering the following key-
words: psychosocial therapy; schizophrenia; cognitive behavioral
therapy, and clinical practice guidelines.
Discussion There are several psychosocial therapies used in clini-
cal practice. Themainpoints of approach focus on self-management
of the disease, everyday problems, education, crisis intervention,
and acquiring insight. The cognitive impairment is an important
aspect of schizophrenia to consider. It seems that cognitive reme-
diation therapy has been associated with both neurobiological and
cognitive improvement.
Conclusions The combination of different therapies along with
psychopharmacological treatment appears to provide better
results in the reduction of negative symptoms, positive symptoms
and reduced hospital stay.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Voluntary and involuntary admission
to a subacute psychiatric
hospitalization unit
O. Orejas∗, P. Flores Martínez , C. Macías Castellví ,
M.T. Campillo Sanz , M. Vallvé Elias , A. Casals Arnau ,
C. Masferrer Herrera
Neuropsychiatry and Addictions Institute INAD, Parc de salut Mar,
Psychiatry Hospitalization, Barcelona, Spain
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Involuntary admissions continue to be a controver-
sial topic in psychiatry. However, it is well known that psychosocial
rehabilitation treatment is more successful when the patient is
involved in it improving awareness and adherence to treatment.
Objectives This study examined admissions patterns, including
voluntary, involuntary, and partly voluntary admissions to a suba-
cute psychiatric hospital.
Methods This is a transversal study. All patients admitted
for a medium-term psychiatric treatment since 01/06/2014 to
30/11/2015 were included. Patients’s basic sociodemographic and
clinical data were collected and compiled in a database. Descriptive
statistics were performed using SPSS Software.
Results A total of 88 patients (52% men; mean age: 48.6 years)
composed the sample. In 58% of cases, schizophrenia and schizoaf-
fective disorder were the diagnoses motivating the admission.
Among 88 patients, 44 (50%) had voluntary admissions, 16 (18.2%)
had involuntary admissions, 27 (30.7%) had partly voluntary admis-
sions and just one patient (1.1%) had partly involuntary admissions.
Seventy-one (80.1%) patients had voluntary admissions at dis-
charge, and only one of themescape fromhospital and did not finish
the treatment.
Conclusions In the short term involuntary hospitalization has
benefits, however also can have adverse long-term consequences
for the patient-therapist allegiance, breaking the psychotherapeu-
tic relationship and making the patient abandon treatment. It’s
important to reassess the condition of admission and work with
the patient the need to engage in treatment.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Analysis of the elapsed time since a
patients’ disease is diagnosed till they
come to a rehabilitation center
M. Palomo Monge ∗, D.C. Sandra , A.L. María Fernanda ,
T.G. María Fernanda , G.M. David , S.D.L.P. Silvia ,
D.D. Arántzazu , O.B. Rubén
1 Hospital Nuestra Se˜nora del Prado, Psychiatry, 45600 Spain
2 Centro de Rehabilitación Psicosocial y Laboral, Psicology, 45600
Spain
3 Hospital Nuestra Se˜nora del Prado, Family Medicine, 45600 Spain
4 Hospital General de Ávila, Psychiatry, Avila, Spain
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction The elapsed time since a patients’ disease is diag-
nosed till these patients come to rehabilitation centers is usually
long. In this study in our sanitary area, we have checked the aver-
age length of time since the patient is diagnosed till they come to
the rehabilitation center.
Objectives To calculate and analyze the years of evolution of the
disease in patients who come to the rehabilitation center in the
Talavera area during year 2014. Classify them by sex.
Methods Retrospective cross-sectional descriptive study. We
carried out a register of all the patients who come to the Psychoso-
cial and labor Rehabilitation center in 2014. Classified them by sex,
and the time lapsed since they were diagnosed until 2014.
Results From all 135 patients: 92 men (68.15%) and 43 women
(31.85%). Less than 2 years of evolution: 1 patient (1%) 1 men, 0
women; between 2 and 5 years of evolution: 7 patients (5%) 5 men,
2 women; between 6 and 10 years evolution: 13 patients (10%) 7
men, 6 women; more than 10 years: 114 patients (84%).
Conclusions It is evident that the number of patients increases
proportionally to the number of years since the diagnosis. The
majority of patients who come to the center (84%) were diag-
nosed more than 10 years ago. This leads us to wonder why the
patients in our sanitary area with recent diagnosis of diseases such
as schizophrenia do not come to the mentioned centers earlier.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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The social cognition individualized
activities lab: Implementation of a
new remediation intervention for
social cognition
D. Palumbo∗, A. Mucci , G. Piegari , M. Chieffi , A. Mazza ,
R. Giugliano , F. De Riso , V. D’Alise , S. Galderisi
University of Naples SUN, Department of Psychiatry, Naples, Italy
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction People with schizophrenia exhibit deficits in neu-
rocognitive and social cognitive (SC) processes which limit their
social reintegration. SC was found to mediate in part the impact of
neurocognitive dysfunctions on real-life functioning.
Objective The purpose of this study was to implement a new
intervention for patients with schizophrenia, the Social Cognition
Individualized Activities Lab (So.C.I.A.L.) which trains both social
cognition and neurocognitive functions.