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Interprofessional simulation training for community mental health teams: Findings from a mixed methods study

Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2018
Community mental health teams (CMHTs) in England face mounting service pressures due to an increased focus on out-of-hospital care. Interprofessional working is essential to providing good mental healthcare in community settings.
Chris Attoe, Christopher Kowalski, Sean Cross   +2 more
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Revisiting job satisfaction and burnout in community mental health teams

Journal of Mental Health, 2011
S. Onyett
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Categorising to exclude: the discursive construction of cases in community mental health teams

Sociology of Health and Illness, 2001
Lesley Griffiths
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Community mental health teams: development in community care

British Journal of Nursing, 1996
This article discusses research undertaken in an area of South Wales on the functioning of community mental health teams, which took place during the closure of two large psychiatric hospitals and the development of the Welsh Office strategy for mental illness. Key findings relate to the lack of clarity of the role of team coordinators, the absence of
D, Pugsley, P, Rees, B, Dimond
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Person-job congruence, compassion and recovery attitude in Community Mental Health Teams

Journal of Mental Health, 2019
Background Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) staff are vulnerable to burnout and compassion fatigue, which has implications for service-user care and recovery outlook.
Towey-Swift Kim, R. Whittington
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Community mental health teams: An observational study

Social Science & Medicine. Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, 1978
Abstract An objective observational study offourcommunity mental health teams in a recently established metropolitan mental health service was undertaken in order to describe and evaluate the daily work activities of mental health workers in relation to their achievement of organizational objectives. Data collected from 20 therapists.
R A, Hedley, B J, Graham, M, Cooper, E A, MaCurdy, K J, Tardiff   +4 more
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A qualitative exploration of communication within the community mental health team

International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2009
ABSTRACT:  This qualitative study sought to explore conceptual models employed by community mental health team (CMHT) staff in the care of their clients and how CMHT clinicians communicated with one another, particularly in relation to complex clinical work.
Jenny, Donnison, Andrew R, Thompson, Graham, Turpin   +2 more
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An Integrated Team Approach to Community Mental Health

Social Work, 1987
An interdisciplinary clinical team approach can be effective in the reintegration of chronically disturbed psychiatric patients into community living. Such a program includes aggressive outreach and intensive support, psychotherapy, psychiatry, crisis intervention, case management, and health-related services.
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An Intensive Community Team in Aged Persons Mental Health

Australasian Psychiatry, 2011
Objective: The aim of this paper was to describe an intensive community team (ICT) in aged persons’ mental health. The rationale for setting up the team, the principles, service activity and findings from the evaluation of the service are discussed. Conclusions: The program was found to provide substantial support and benefit for patients.
Kuruvilla, George, Shraevani, Giri
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