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The ___________________ _____ movement closed state mental hospitals and caused the discharge of individuals with mental illness.
 
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A nursing supervisor is offering an impaired staff member information regarding employee assistance programs. Which of the following facts should the supervisor include? (Select all that apply.)
 
  1. A hotline number will be available in order to call for peer assistance.
  2. A verbal contract detailing the method of treatment will be initiated prior to the program.
  3. Peer support is provided through regular contact with the impaired nurse.
  4. Contact to provide peer support will last for one year.
  5. One of the program goals is to intervene early in order to reduce hazards to clients.



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Answer to Question 1

deinstitutionalization
Rationale: The deinstitutionalizat ion movement closed state mental hospitals and caused the discharge of individuals with mental illness. Congress passed the Mental Retardation Facilities and Community Mental Health Centers Construction Act (often called the Community Mental Health Centers Act) in 1963. This act called for the construction of comprehensive community health centers, the cost of which would be shared by federal and state governments. Unfortunately, many state governments did not have the capability to match the federal funds required for the establishment of these mental health centers.

Answer to Question 2

1, 3, 5
Rationale: The peer assistance programs strive to intervene early, to reduce hazards to clients, and increase prospects for the nurse's recovery. Most states provide either a hotline number that the impaired nurse may call or phone numbers of peer assistance committee members, which are made available for the same purpose. Typically, a written, not verbal, contract is drawn up, detailing the method of treatment, which may be obtained from various sources, such as employee assistance programs, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, private counseling, or outpatient clinics. Peer support is provided through regular contact with the impaired nurse, usually for a period of two years, not one year.



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