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Crisis resolution teams in the UK and elsewhere

Journal of Mental Health, 2012
Crisis resolution and home treatment teams (CRTs) and home treatment teams have been established nationwide in the UK to reduce admissions to psychiatric hospitals. However, the evidence for CRTs was limited at the time of their introduction.Review of the literature accumulated since the national rollout of CRTs in 2000.Systematic narrative literature ...
Dieneke, Hubbeling, Robert, Bertram
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Crisis resolution/home treatment team workers’ understandings of the concept of crisis

Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2010
The crisis resolution/home treatment (CR/HT) model has brought significant reform of acute mental health care in the UK and beyond. The complex issue of conceptualising crisis is, however, overlooked in CR/HT literature. This study aimed to investigate how crisis is understood amongst those working in CR/HT teams.Framework analysis was applied to semi ...
Simon, Tobitt, Sunjeev, Kamboj
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Operational management of crisis resolution teams

2008
Clinical effectiveness is dependent upon effective operational management. Drawing on extensive experience in the organisation and day-to-day running of crisis resolution teams (CRTs), this chapter proposes practical solutions to the challenges of managing such multidisciplinary teams in a complex service system that increasingly involves other ...
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Service user evaluation for a Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team

Clinical Psychology Forum, 2013
This report summarises service user feedback from a Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment team (CRHT). We reflect on the limited research in this area and the importance of incorporating service user feedback in service delivery.
Nasur Iqbal, Catherine Moiser-Nagaür
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The crisis resolution team model: recent developments and dissemination

2008
© Cambridge University Press 2008 and 2009.As described in Chapter 2, the development of crisis services before the late 1990s was rather piecemeal. Except for the adoption of crisis teams throughout one Australian state, most of the early developments were single model services, often widely admired but little replicated.
Gyles Glover, Sonia Johnson
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Training for crisis resolution home treatment teams.

Nursing times, 2006
The changing training needs of the mental health workforce have been increasingly highlighted in recent years with the national development of new services like crisis resolution/home treatment teams. This article presents some key changes made to short training courses in crisis resolution.
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Crisis resolution and home treatment teamsCrisis intervention theory and the history of crisis teams

2004
Abstract Crisis is a concept applied widely in human discourse. It implies that a system under stress has reached the limits of its flexibility, and if the stress continues then either it will break down or have to change radically. It is regularly applied in economic and political contexts where crises are often seen as the catalysts of
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Crisis resolution teams and older people

2008
Ciaran Regan, Claudia Cooper
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‘No service is an island’: experiences of collaboration with crisis resolution teams in Norway

Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2022
Torleif Ruud, , Trude Klevan
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A scoping review of studies into crisis resolution teams in community mental health services

Nordic Journal of Psychiatry, 2022
Sindre André Pedersen, Heidi Brattland, Torfinn Hynnekleiv   +2 more
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