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Scoping Review of Outcome Measures Used in Lived Experience‐Led Mental Health Services
ABSTRACT Introduction Service users have long advocated for alternative services led by people with firsthand or lived experience of mental health challenges. While several lived experience‐led services, such as peer respites, are available, their evaluations rarely incorporate outcome measures to assess impact, thereby limiting evidence of their ...
Helena Roennfeldt +5 more
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A Critical History of Co‐Production in the Design and Delivery of UK Mental Health Services
ABSTRACT Background The term co‐production is now very common and risks losing its original egalitarian and emancipatory meaning. Questions about what the term means relate to how the concept developed historically. We conduct a critical history of the concept to shed some light on this and inform contemporary practice.
Pete Fleischmann, Peter Schofield
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Drug Utilization, Anticholinergic Burden and Predictors of Length of Stay in a Psychiatric Hospital: A Retrospective Observational Study. [PDF]
Özdemir Sincar ZA +4 more
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ABSTRACT Introduction Evidence indicates that people with a laryngectomy often perceive community healthcare professionals as less knowledgeable than hospital‐based clinicians. Some individuals also report feeling more skilled than the professionals supporting them at home.
Laura‐Jayne Watson +4 more
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Digital psychoeducational rehabilitation supported by serious games for psychiatric inpatients: a protocol study. [PDF]
Gigantesco A +9 more
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ABSTRACT The significance of community mental health workers in coordinating hospital discharge of patients with diagnosed mental health conditions is globally recognised, yet research on their experiences is scarce. This study contributes to knowledge through a qualitative empirical intrinsic case study of community mental health workers' experiences.
Samuel Ndoro +2 more
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ABSTRACT Adult acute mental health wards operate under sustained pressure, characterised by high patient acuity, workforce shortages and a focus on risk management that can limit opportunities for therapeutic engagement. Although physical activity is increasingly recognised as beneficial for mental and physical health, there remains limited evidence to
Michelle Glascott +7 more
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