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Investigation of the clientele of §§39/72 FSAL institutions in Düsseldorf U. Müller, H. Schönell, H. H. Lorenz, M. Schwermer, F. Wenzel, W. Wiese Project period: 2000–2002 Financing: Departmental research budget, as well as resources from the participating Düsseldorf §§ 39/72 FSAL institutions By using a standardised analysis instrument, the abilities, skills and impairments as well as the individual need for help of visitors to and residents of institutions for the homeless were surveyed by random sampling from January to April 2001 (n=296). All 30 institutions of this type took part in the study. The project was initiated by the institutions and was used as part of the health report as well as for the further planning of such institutions and the help required by their clientele. This project was run in cooperation with the “Psychosocial Work Association in Düsseldorf”. Alternative health structure U. Müller, A. M. Möller-Leimkühler, A. Fein, J. Horn. Project period: 1999–2003 Financing: Departmental research budget and funds from the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of the Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich Increasing use is being made of institutions and staff from the alternative health sector, also by persons with mental disorders. A multi-centre survey of inpatients with mental disorders is therefore being prepared, asking them to what extent and from whom they sought help in the alternative health structure. Places of pilgrimage and folk religion were also counted as alternative health cultures. ReseaRch 115
LVR-KLINIKUM DÜsseLDORF – hOsPITaL OF The heINRIch-heINe UNIVeRsITY DÜsseLDORF 3.1.6 Outpatient Clinic Director: B. Janssen (2004–2005 and from September 2009), G. Winterer (from 2006 until August 2009), F. Schneider (until 2004) The university’s Outpatient Clinic treats patients with all types of psychiatric diagnoses. The Outpatient Clinic has no legal coverage mandate, but is the university institution for research and teaching. Within this context, in addition to offering general psychiatric-psychotherapeutic consultations it provides specialised care for the following mental disorders in the form of specialised outpatient clinics: s Chronic schizophrenic disorders s Treatment-resistant depressive syndromes s Anxiety and compulsive disorders s Personality disorders s Chronic treatment-resistant pain disorders s Post-traumatic stress disorders s Forensic outpatient clinic s Behaviour therapy outpatient clinic There is close cooperation with the wards of the LVR- Klinikum. Thus, in particular those patients who – because of the severity of their disorder – need to have therapist continuity and be treated in the long term at one hospital can receive treatment at the Outpatient Clinic. A total of 1,200- 1,600 patients are treated per year. In addition, the Outpatient Clinic provides psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care for the Düsseldorf University Hospital and the Sana-Hospital Gerresheim. Patients of the Outpatient Clinic are included in research projects by the various research laboratories and groups described earlier in this report. In addition, the Outpatient Clinic plays a role in the training of medical and psychology students in the form of seminars, practice sessions and internships. 3.1.7 Infrastructural facilities 3.1.7.1 Study Service Centre Directors: J. Cordes; W. Wölwer Scientific assistant: L. Kostorz, M. Jänner Non-scientific assistant: K. Beseoglu, P. Pitters The objective of the Study Service Centre, which is under the direct control of the Medical Director, is to professionalise clinical studies in the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy by pooling competences, making appropriate resources available and optimising processes on a 116 Study Service Centre team qualitatively high level. This approach should ensure that innovative and investigator-initiated clinical studies are carried out to the highest standards of quality and according to GCP, the AMG (German drug law) and GCP-V as well as other applicable laws and regulations. The Study Service Centre, which was founded in 2008 and is still in the process of becoming fully established, is seen as a provider of services to all scientists within the department. It supports studies by the pharmaceutical industry and scientific studies with third party funding in the reporting process to the LVR as well as in their realisation. In addition, it provides advice for third party-funded scientific studies in the planning phase and, after completion, also offers support for data analyses. Collating all studies into the Study Service Centre of the LVR-Klinikum Düsseldorf should allow effective collaboration across studies and support the implementation of all applicable laws and guidelines for the realisation of clinical studies. The spectrum of services includes the following: s Support of reporting procedures within the LVR s Study coordination in situ (pre-screening, screening, recruitment, scheduling, recall, etc.) s Supervision of study patients s Support of investigators to realise studies according to the study protocol (assessments, interventions, etc.) s Creating and monitoring the compliance of internal SOPs s Advice on questions relating to AMG, GCP-V and ICH-GCP s Drug accountability s Documentation and data entry s Sampling and sample logistics s SAE reporting s Preparing and supporting monitor visits s Statistical advice and support for analyses
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