Psychiatric Rehabilitation Principles & Practices Flashcards
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The Boston University Psychiatric Rehabilitation Model emphasizes which primary sequence?
Answer: Set rehabilitation goal → assess readiness → assess function → develop plan → intervene
The BU model follows a structured sequence: establish the rehabilitation goal, then assess readiness, functional capacity, and develop an individualized intervention plan.
A CPRP practitioner is working with a client on 'resource coordination.' This intervention involves:
Answer: Connecting the client to existing community supports and services
Resource coordination involves identifying and linking clients to community supports, services, and resources that help achieve rehabilitation goals.
Which factor is considered MOST predictive of successful psychiatric rehabilitation outcomes according to research?
Answer: Strength of the therapeutic alliance between client and practitioner
Research consistently identifies the therapeutic alliance—the quality of the collaborative relationship between client and practitioner—as a key predictor of rehabilitation success.
A client with schizophrenia wants to attend college. Using psychiatric rehabilitation principles, the practitioner should:
Answer: Assess the specific skills needed for the chosen college environment and develop supports
Psychiatric rehabilitation supports any client-chosen goal, conducting a specific functional assessment for the chosen environment and building necessary skills and supports.
In psychiatric rehabilitation, 'symptom management' interventions are BEST described as:
Answer: One component of a comprehensive rehabilitation approach alongside skill building and supports
Symptom management is one tool within psychiatric rehabilitation, integrated alongside skill development and environmental supports rather than a prerequisite.
The term 'psychiatric disability' in the context of psychiatric rehabilitation refers primarily to:
Answer: Functional limitations in life roles that result from a psychiatric condition
Psychiatric disability refers to functional limitations—difficulties fulfilling life roles such as worker, student, or community member—rather than symptoms alone.
Which practice aligns with the psychiatric rehabilitation principle of 'partnership' between practitioner and client?
Answer: The client and practitioner collaboratively set goals and make decisions throughout the process
Partnership means genuine collaboration where both client and practitioner actively contribute to goal-setting and decision-making throughout the rehabilitation process.