Table 1.
Inpatient care | Care that is supplied while residence is provided by the mental health care supplier at a central location or in society (see 'small-scale residential care'). |
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Institutional care | Inpatient care at a central location. |
Small-scale residential care | Care that is supplied while residence is provided in the community by the mental health care supplier. |
Outpatient care | Ambulatory care. |
Conventional inpatient beds | Beds in the institution for regular intramural care; institutional care. |
Forensic beds | Beds in the institution for specialized forensic care. |
Places for supervised and supported housing | Rooms or apartments that are available in forms of residence outside the institution (in the community), with supervision and support. |
Community care | Small-scale residential care or ambulatory care aimed at integration of mental health patients into society. |
Deinstitutionalization | A development of more outpatient care outside the institution and reduction of inpatient care. |
Reinstitutionalization | A development leading to more inpatient (mental) health care after a period of predominantly outpatient care. |