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Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, Vol. 5, No. 1, 97-103 (2000)
DOI: 10.1177/1359104500005001010

A Model for Change at the Outpatient–Inpatient Interface in Child Psychiatry

Andre Sourander

University and University Hospital of Turku, Finland

Jorma Piha

University and University Hospital of Turku, Finland

We describe a treatment model linking child psychiatric inpatient treatment with the professional outpatient network. The child, the family and the ward community together are seen as an extended therapeutic system. The ward subsystem interacts with both the family system and the professional network. A network meeting on admission brings together the previous outpatient treatment efforts and in- patient treatment plans, formulating new solutions and identifying family strengths. A network meeting at discharge creates a supportive outpatient network of local professionals, aware of each other’s intentions and efforts.

Key Words: child and adolescent psychiatry • family system • inpatient treatment • network therapy • outpatient treatment


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