EUFAMI, EUFAMI, Leuven, Belgium.
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European Federation of Associations of Families of People with Mental Illness is working towards the goal of shifting the emphasis of care for people with metal illness from the treatment of the symptoms to a more holistic approach of treating the whole person - in other words 'person-centred care'. It is also working with the Geneva conference on person-centred medicine and various interested groupings and organizations to ensure that the role of the family is fully recognized and supported.
By engaging primarily with the medical community in bringing to fruition certain initiatives which European Federation of Associations of Families of People with Mental Illness considers as important to the success of person-centred care.
To date, no formal reviews have taken place and feedback from the initiatives has been informal and anecdotal.
Early reports from the various initiatives are positive. But they also indicate that there is still much work to be done in order for the concept to become a reality across the majority of European countries.
欧洲精神疾病患者家属联合会致力于将精神疾病患者护理的重点从症状治疗转移到更全面的整体治疗——换句话说,就是“以患者为中心的护理”。它还与日内瓦以人为中心的医学会议以及各种利益相关团体和组织合作,以确保充分认识和支持家庭的作用。
主要通过与医疗界合作,实施欧洲精神疾病患者家属联合会认为对以人为中心的护理成功至关重要的某些举措。
迄今为止,尚未进行正式审查,这些举措的反馈是非正式的和轶事性的。
从各种举措中获得的早期报告是积极的。但这也表明,要使这一理念在大多数欧洲国家成为现实,仍有许多工作要做。