Variables |
Responses |
Survey Setting |
Inpatient |
Outpatient |
|
|
10 (16%) |
52 (84%) |
|
Age |
Mean: 41.4 (SD 12.1) |
|
|
Sex |
Male |
Female |
|
|
27 (44%) |
34 (56%) |
|
Race |
White |
Black |
Other |
|
21 (35%) |
32 (53%) |
7 (12%) |
Marital Status |
Married |
Not Married |
|
|
8 (13%) |
52 (87%) |
|
How many times have you been admitted to a psychiatric hospital? |
Once |
More than Once |
|
|
13 (21%) |
48 (79%) |
|
When was your most recent admission? |
Currently inpatient |
Within last month |
With last 6 months |
|
10 (19%) |
10 (19%) |
33 (62%) |
Were you admitted against your will? |
Wanted/agreed with admission |
Against will |
|
|
50 (82%) |
11 (18%) |
|
Did your outpatient provider have a role in your admission? |
Yes |
No |
Don’t know/Not sure |
|
9 (15%) |
39 (65%) |
12 (20%) |
Were you pressurized into signing a voluntary form? |
Yes |
No |
Don’t know/Not sure |
|
6 (12%) |
35 (73%) |
7 (15%) |
Was probate court involved? |
Yes |
No |
Don’t know/Not sure |
|
2 (3%) |
52 (90%) |
4 (7%) |
Did you feel pressurized into taking medications? |
Yes |
No |
|
|
7 (11%) |
55 (89%) |
|
Was police involved in bringing you to the hospital? |
Yes |
No |
Don’t know/Not sure |
|
17 (28%) |
37 (62%) |
6 (10%) |
The admission was necessary for me to maintain safety in a time of crisis |
42 (68%) |
The admission was an over-reaction, and was not helpful, and not necessary |
10 (16%) |
Regardless of whether I think that being in the hospital was necessary, I am dissatisfied with the way I was treated |
3 (5%) |
None of the above |
12 (19%) |
How long ago did you have your first visit with your current outpatient psychiatric provider? |
1st visit |
<6 m |
6 m – 1 yr |
>1 yr |
|
12 (20%) |
12 (20%) |
11 (18%) |
25 (42%) |
How many visits since discharge? |
No previous |
1 previous |
2 previous |
> 3 |
|
8 (16%) |
11 (22%) |
7 (14%) |
23 (37%) |
Did your hospitalization have any impact on your ability to trust: |
Your outpatient provider |
No impact |
Able to trust more |
Able to trust less |
|
29 (49%) |
21 (36%) |
9 (15%) |
Psychiatrists in general |
No impact |
Able to trust more |
Able to trust less |
|
29 (49%) |
22 (37%) |
8 (14%) |
Since your inpatient psychiatric stay, are you more likely or less likely to report the following to your psychiatric provider: |
Thoughts of harming self |
No change |
More likely |
Less likely |
|
16 (29%) |
20 (36%) |
20 (36%) |
Thoughts of harming others |
No change |
More likely |
Less likely |
|
22 (41%) |
18 (33%) |
14 (26%) |
Hearing voices |
No change |
More likely |
Less likely |
|
25 (44%) |
19 (33%) |
13 (23%) |
Not taking medications as prescribed |
No change |
More likely |
Less likely |
|
22 (38%) |
24 (41%) |
12 (21%) |
Alcohol or recreational drug use |
No change |
More likely |
Less likely |
|
22 (40%) |
17 (31%) |
16 (29%) |
Working Alliance Scale overall score |
Mean: 4.32 (SD 1.04) |
A. My psychiatric provider and I respect each other. |
Mean: 4.55 (SD 1.05) |
B. I feel that my psychiatric provider appreciates me. |
Mean: 4.23 (SD 1.20) |
C. I feel that my psychiatric provider cares about me even when I do things that he/she does not approve of. |
Mean: 4.25 (SD 1.14) |
D. My psychiatric provider and I are working towards goals that we agreed on together. |
Mean: 4.32 (SD 1.11) |
E. My psychiatric provider and I agree on what is important for me to work on. |
Mean: 4.35 (SD 1.11) |
F. I believe the way we are working with my problem is correct. |
Mean: 4.25 (SD 1.10) |