Lecture on Mental Health Inpatient and Intensive Care Wards

Overview

• Discussion about mental health inpatient and intensive care wards.
• Includes details about the facilities available, rules, and patient care.

Facilities and Rules

• Intensive Care: For the most severe cases, including those with agitation and mental disturbances.
• Calm Rooms: For patients who do not need intensive care.
• Social Media Usage: Limited to avoid overuse; gadgets are allowed but in moderation.
• Security Measures: Designed to prevent self-harm and escape; no detachable objects or windows.
• Hygiene: Patients are bathed twice a day.

Special Care for Children and Adolescents

• Addiction to Gadgets: Special rooms for children addicted to gadgets like smartphones and gaming devices.
• Case Study: Details of a student addicted to games, leading to violent behavior and mental health issues.
• Preventive Measures: Rooms designed to limit harm and allow observation and monitoring.

Patient Observations

• Behavior: Patients with gadget addiction exhibit severe behavioral changes, including violence and extreme hours of gaming and sleep disturbances.
• Treatment and Recovery: Emphasis on regaining control, following rules, and observing before considering discharge.

Notable Cases

• Violence and Addiction: Highlighted case of a patient becoming violent when restricted from gaming, showing the depth of the issue.
• Family Impact: Cases discussed where addiction affects family relationships and daily life.

Key Personnel

• Dr. Lina Budianti, SPKJ: Consultant for child and adolescent mental health.
• Dr. Eli Marliani: Director of the mental health hospital.

Conclusion

• Importance of Observance: Stress on the need for strict observation before declaring a patient fit for discharge.
• Educational Goals: Emphasis on patients returning to normal life and academic success after recovery.

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