Guy Grenier
Douglas Mental Health University Institute
91 Papers
372 Citations
Guy Grenier is an academic researcher from Douglas Mental Health University Institute. The author has contributed to research in topics: Mental health & Medicine. The author has an hindex of 18, co-authored 89 publications. Previous affiliations of Guy Grenier include McGill University.
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Papers
Comprehensive determinants of health service utilisation for mental health reasons in a canadian catchment area
TL;DR: This study broke new ground by uncovering the impact of longstanding violence victimisation, and the proportion of homeownership on mental health service utilisation among this population and confirmed the prominence of some variables (gender, age, emotional problems and self-perceived mental health) as key enabling variables of health-seeking.
Housing for persons with serious mental illness: consumer and service provider preferences.
Myra Piat,F.R.C.P.C. Alain Lesage,Richard Boyer,Henri Dorvil,Audrey Couture,Guy Grenier,David E. Bloom +6 more
TL;DR: A variety of housing, not just autonomous housing, is needed to meet the specific housing preferences of individuals with serious mental illness.
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Profiles of Quality of Life in a Homeless Population
Lia Gentil,Guy Grenier,Jean-Marie Bamvita,Henri Dorvil,Marie-Josée Fleury,Marie-Josée Fleury +5 more
TL;DR: A typology of QOL was developed for 455 homeless individuals recruited from 27 community and public organizations in Quebec (Canada) based on QOL scores, as well as sociodemographic, clinical, and service use variables, which reinforced the importance of disseminating specific programs adapted to the diverse profiles of homeless individuals.
Assessing quality indicators related to mental health emergency room utilization
Marie-Josée Fleury,Marie-Josée Fleury,Marilyn Fortin,Louis Rochette,Guy Grenier,Christophe Huỳnh,Éric Pelletier,Helen-Maria Vasiliadis +7 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that the Quebec reform did not produce a substantial impact on ER use or substantially improved care, as hypothesized, and better access and continuity of care should be promoted to reduce the high prevalence of ER use among PMI.
Patients' report of help provided by relatives and services to meet their needs.
TL;DR: Relatives provided adequate help for social and functioning needs, adequately complementing services in other needs categories, and only one affects help from services.
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