Brooker C
Department of Nursing, University of Manchester, U.K.
Int J Nurs Stud. 1990;27(3):277-85. doi: 10.1016/0020-7489(90)90042-h.
The previous article examined the development of the concept of 'expressed emotion', argued that controlled studies had successfully demonstrated the value of psychosocial intervention, but demonstrated that such a therapeutic approach had been mostly limited to the research studies themselves. In the light of the demonstrable efficacy of psychosocial intervention, the psychiatric nursing literature is reviewed in order to establish how far nurses have capitalized on the utility of the 'expressed emotion' concept, to date, in their work with schizophrenic clients and their families. In addition, a brief historical overview of the Community Psychiatric Nurses' (CPNs) role with schizophrenic clients is presented which relates to current ongoing research in this area which is described. In brief, the research project, which is funded by the Department of Health, is evaluating the outcome of teaching CPNs to deliver psychosocial interventions to families caring for a schizophrenic relative at home.
上一篇文章探讨了“情感表达”概念的发展，认为对照研究已成功证明心理社会干预的价值，但表明这种治疗方法大多仅限于研究本身。鉴于心理社会干预已被证明有效，现将回顾精神科护理文献，以确定到目前为止护士在与精神分裂症患者及其家属的工作中，在多大程度上利用了“情感表达”概念的效用。此外，还简要介绍了社区精神科护士（CPNs）在精神分裂症患者护理方面的角色的历史概况，这与该领域目前正在进行的研究相关，本文对此进行了描述。简而言之，由卫生部资助的这个研究项目正在评估培训社区精神科护士为在家照顾精神分裂症亲属的家庭提供心理社会干预的效果。
