2011 Program Statistics and Demographics Skyland Trail makes a real impact in the lives of the adults it serves. Client self-assessment and staff rating scores show significant and consistent progress occurring from admission to discharge in a variety of areas. _______ AGE DISTRIBUTION OF CLIENTS _______ ___________ DEMOGRAPHICS ___________ AGE 56-60:
6% AGE 61-65:
GENDER
51% MALE:: 30 MALE:
AVERAGE AGE
49% FEMALE: 34 FEMALE:
AGE 51-55:
2%
5%
AGE 46-50: 4% AGE 41-45:
__ AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY __
4%
AGE 18-25: 49%
AGE 36-40: 11%
BY DIAGNOSIS AGE 31-35:
8%
5
4.8 MONTHS
4
3.9
3.9
3
AGE 26-30: 11%
3.8 3.0
_________________ DIAGNOSIS _________________
2
ANXIETY: 2%
1
OTHER PSYCHOSIS: 4%
SCHIZOAFFECTIVE: 7%
0 SC BI SC M AJ PO HI HI OR ZO LA ZO PH R AF DE FE RE PR C NI E T S A IV SI E ON
AN XI E
BIPOLAR ILLNESS:
SCHIZOPHRENIA: 9%
TY
MAJOR DEPRESSION:
__ MEDICATION ATTITUDE INVENTORY__
50%
28%
__ BECK HOPELESSNESS SCALE__
(N=74)
(N=76) 9
7
6.75
SCORE
6 5 4 3 2 1
8
The Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) is the gold-standard instrument for measuring clients’ hope for their futures. Patients who completed treatment programs at Skyland Trail in 2011 demonstrated both clinically and statistically significant improvement in hope for leading happy, healthy, and productive lives.
8.19
7 6
SCORE
8.66
8
9
The Medication Attitude Inventory (MAI) is an indication of how positively patients feel about taking psychiatric medications. Skyland Trail patients had a statistically and clinically significant improvement in attitudes about medications, which translates into more treatment adherence and better clinical outcomes.
5 4 3
3.35
2 1
0
0
ADMISSION DISCHARGE (P=.001)
ADMISSION DISCHARGE (P=.000)
__ OVERALL IMPROVEMENT IN __
_____ CLIENTS EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY WITH...* _____
SYMPTOMS AND LIFE FUNCTION*
(N=71)
(N=71)
2.5
2.33
2.29 2.0
2.25
2.0
1.86 SCORE
SCORE
1.5
1.0
1.5
1.0
1.53
.90
0.67
0.5
0 ADMISSION
DISCHARGE (P=.000)
.96
.85
0.5
0 DAILY LIVING SKILLS (P=.000) ADMISSION
8
1.27
1.19
1.07
PSYCHOSIS (P=.000)
DEPRESSION/ RELATIONSHIPS IMPULSIVITY ANXIETY WITH SELF/OTHERS (P=.000) (P=.000) (P=.008)
DISCHARGE
* BASIS-32 results (industry standard assessment): decline in score indicates improvement BASIS-32 The BASIS 32, measuring improvement in a client’s psychiatric symptoms and life function, showed statistically significant improvement in Skyland Trail clients from admission to discharge.