Lee-Tauler Su Yeon, LaCroix Jessica M, Carter Sarah P, Perera Kanchana U, Goldston David B, Stivers Max, Soumoff Alyssa, Sapyta Jeffrey J, Weller Bridget E, Inscoe Adrienne Banny, Weaver Jennifer J, Ghahramanlou-Holloway Marjan
Department of Medical and Clinical Psychology, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS), Bethesda, Maryland.
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.
Mil Psychol. 2021 Apr 13;34(3):296-304. doi: 10.1080/08995605.2021.1902182. eCollection 2022.
Introduction Changes in social interactions following psychiatric hospitalization, a period characterized by heightened suicide risk, are important to understand.
We qualitatively explored perceived changes in social interactions one month after inpatient psychiatric discharge following a suicidal crisis.
A total of 113 United States Service members, recruited in the context of a psychotherapy randomized controlled trial, described the extent to which social interactions with family members, peers, and military commanders had changed.
Most participants (82.3%) reported at least some change in social interactions, conveying six common themes. and were frequently reported for family (24.8%, 20.4%), commanders (23.0%, 16.8%), and by peers (12.4%, 10.6%). was most frequently reported for family (13.3%) followed by peers (6.2%) and commanders (6.2%). Participants reported from peers (14.2%), commanders (13.3%) and family (6.2%). was reported from commanders (7.1%), peers (7.1%), and family (5.3%). was reported from commanders (8.0%), family (3.5%) and rarely for peers (0.9%).
Inpatient providers are encouraged to prepare patients for potential changes in social interactions following psychiatric discharge and how to best respond to these changes.
引言 了解精神病住院治疗（这一自杀风险增加的时期）后社交互动的变化很重要。
我们定性探索了自杀危机后住院精神病患者出院一个月后社交互动的感知变化。
在一项心理治疗随机对照试验中招募的113名美国军人描述了与家庭成员、同伴和军事指挥官的社交互动变化程度。
大多数参与者（82.3%）报告社交互动至少有一些变化，传达了六个共同主题。 和 在家庭成员（24.8%，20.4%）、指挥官（23.0%，16.8%）和同伴（12.4%，10.6%）中经常被报告。 在家庭成员中报告最多（13.3%），其次是同伴（6.2%）和指挥官（6.2%）。参与者报告来自同伴（14.2%）、指挥官（13.3%）和家庭成员（6.2%）的 。 分别来自指挥官（7.1%）、同伴（7.1%）和家庭成员（5.3%）。 来自指挥官（8.0%）、家庭成员（3.5%），同伴中很少报告（0.9%）。
鼓励住院治疗提供者让患者为精神病出院后社交互动的潜在变化做好准备，以及如何最好地应对这些变化。
