Burleigh A C, Archer C O, Freeman W B
Hosp Community Psychiatry. 1979 Jul;30(7):477-80. doi: 10.1176/ps.30.7.477.
Human services workers at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Brentwood, are involved with patients from the time they are admitted to the hospital until they are discharged and adjust to the community. As part of an evaluation of their role, a study was done of their tasks as perceived by themselves, by their supervisors, by other paraprofessionals, and by patients. In general, human services workers were perceived to be most involved in assisting patients in the hospital, followed by involvement in treatment planning; discharge; therapy; assisting patients in the community; support activities; community activities; patient admission and evaluation; and research, education, and program evaluation.
布伦特伍德退伍军人管理局医院的公共服务人员在患者入院直至出院并适应社区的整个过程中都与他们密切相关。作为对其角色评估的一部分，开展了一项研究，了解他们自己、上级主管、其他辅助专业人员以及患者对其任务的看法。总体而言，公共服务人员被认为在协助患者住院方面参与度最高，其次是参与治疗规划、出院、治疗、协助患者融入社区、支持活动、社区活动、患者入院与评估以及研究、教育和项目评估。
