Personalens bedömning av tillämpningen av ett återhämtningsperspektiv inom vården

Sammanfattning: Abstract The purpose was to investigate whether a recovery perspective, viewed from a psychosocial approach is applied in municipal / private and county related care and rehabilitation. A recovery perspective means that the attending staff ensures that the clients are viewed as holistic individuals, where all aspects of life are considered to ensure adequate care and rehabilitation. A questionnaire was answered by staff in psychiatry, social psychiatry and addiction treatment from different areas of the municipal / private and county related sector. The results show no difference in application of a recovery perspective between these two types of organizations. However, there is a slight tendency (non-significant) to lower-rated general individual competencies for municipal / private. There is also a strong tendency (non-significant) to a general difference between the aspects of the implemented recovery perspective, where the tendency is that the respondents as a whole estimate that the organization to a greater degree creates good conditions for a recovery perspective compared to the degree they are actually working on that basis. The results of the thematic analysis highlights that the county based organizations more widely create favorable conditions for the implementation of a recovery perspective, and that these organizations to a greater extent already has completed an implementation and apply a recovery perspective. It is concluded that there are no differences in application of recovery perspective between the investigated municipal / private and council based organizations, but that that there is a tendency for the county associated organization to better represent a recovery perspective.   Key words: recovery, rehabilitation, psychosocial, holistic, therapeutic, application, implementation.