Institutional living

Goffman
1. Batch living
2. Binary Management
3. Inmate role
4. Institutional perspective
Locked unit - Katherine Owen
1. Complex needs ward
  1. Mental heath probles/challenging behaviour
2. Particpant observation
3. Batch living*
  1. Not seen as individulas
  2. Ruls permated every area of lives
  3. Confirned to two rooms with no privacy
4. Binary Managment
  1. Locked away
  2. living lives behind doors
  3. Only staff had keys to access all areas
5. Inmate role
  1. Seen as dangerous, vulnerable, unpredicatble
  2. Could not leave the ward unescorted
6. Institutional perspective
  1. Some worked hard to please staff
  2. came to discipline themselves
  3. adpoted as a way of getting by
rules, routines, rhytms and order are need for the group to function
1. Take over - more important than those hi live/work there
founded on high-minded moral princplies
Designed to
1. Educate
2. care for
3. cure
4. make use of large number of people
  1. poor
  2. homeless
  3. destitue
  4. old people
  5. orphans
  6. physically disabled
  7. learning disabilities
  8. mentally ill
5. 'reduce contamination'
depersonilised and dehumanised
specialist institions
Cedar court
1. batch living
  1. homogenous group
  2. little choice
  3. little personal privacy
2. Binary managment
  1. sub culture of bedroom staff
  2. tough control
3. Inmate Role
  1. thrust upon residents
  2. staff talk about residents
  3. discipline if step out of line
4. divison
  1. bedroom world
    1. hidden
    2. unqulaifed staff
    3. lacks norms and values
    4. service pateints and speed
    5. Toughen up as no time foe emotional needs
  2. lounge world
    1. Public view
negative effects
1. Loss of contact
2. enforced idleness
3. bossiness of medical staff
4. loss of friends, possessions/effects
5. drugs use of sedatives
6. Ward atmosphere
7. loss of propsects

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