Social course and outcome of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity6100 @entity716 @entity146
The purpose of the study was to examine first-admitted @entity1 with @entity716 regarding social background, course and outcome. The study was handicapped by the lack of data of social variables as regards population in the catchment area, so comparisons were made with the population in the County and in the Nation. The index population comprised 88 @entity1 . Social variables such as civil state and cohabitation are presented. At admission one-third had been employed continuously during the past year, while one-fourth had had no useful work at all. Significantly more @entity1 were recruited from the lowest social group. Significantly more @entity1 had inadequate social support, and two-thirds met friends less than once a week on an average. Only one-fourth of the @entity1 seemed socially well adjusted and economically self-supporting. At follow-up 2 years later the distribution of the @entity1 as regards useful work, social support, social contacts and social adjustment has significantly changed with more @entity1 now with less useful work and social support, fewer social contacts and @entity6100 . The difficulty of interpretation of the findings is stressed but it is concluded that the present @entity146 treatment including social intervention is insufficient to prevent this social downlift mobility during a 2-year observation period as regards @entity1 with @entity716 . Further study will search for social predictors of course and outcome.
