[Social trajectory and schizophrenia].
On the occasion of the Clozapine symposium we have had cause to reflect on the social life-histories of schizophrenic patients. After an analysis of a cohort of 40 patients aged over 65 years, whose medical records had been kept up since the start of their disease, we have set up a methodology which enables us to study the social life-histories of these patients. Our aim is ultimately to compare the course of the disease with the treatments received by these patients and the therapeutic structures they have been offered. For this purpose, we shall study three criteria of social exposure: 1) Autonomy, 2) Integration into the family, 3) Integration through work. The aim of the present paper is to record our initial analytical findings in these three years.
Chabannes
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Centre Hospitalier Spécialisé de la Savoie, Bassens, Chambéry.
Crespo
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Martinez
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Palazzolo
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