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2022
AbstractIn many countries social prescribing has become of major interest in both primary and secondary care of patients with psychiatric disorders. Social prescribing is defined as referring patients with psychiatric illnesses to a range of local and largely non-clinical services.
Wendy Burn, Dinesh Bhugra
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AbstractIn many countries social prescribing has become of major interest in both primary and secondary care of patients with psychiatric disorders. Social prescribing is defined as referring patients with psychiatric illnesses to a range of local and largely non-clinical services.
Wendy Burn, Dinesh Bhugra
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Social Prescribing: A Review of the Literature [PDF]
, 2022 This chapter presents an overview of interventions to address loneliness including individual therapies, group interventions and community-based approaches. We argue that individual cognitive behaviour therapy is neither necessary nor sufficient to address loneliness.
Dingle, Genevieve A., Sharman, Leah S.
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The benefits of social prescribing
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2016There are two reasons why promoting wellbeing should be prioritised. Firstly medical advances have secured ever-increasing life expectancy so that for those aged over 65 years there has been an upwards trend in life expectancy since the 1980s (Public Health England (PHE), 2015).
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Social prescribing: is it working?
BMJ, 2020Elisabeth Mahase talks to one researcher involved in evaluating its effects on healthcare ...
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The case for social prescribing
Children and Young People Now, 2023Barnardo's and experts call for a national social prescribing strategy to improve mental wellbeing
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2023
Christoph Redelsteiner beschreibt als zentralen Ansatz von »Social Prescribing« die konsequente Ausrichtung auf gesundheitsfördernde Aktivitäten und die dialogische Suche nach den Stärken und Interessen von Menschen - die damit die Gelegenheit haben, aus der Patientinnenrolle in eine Nutzerinnenrolle auf Augenhöhe zu wechseln.
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Christoph Redelsteiner beschreibt als zentralen Ansatz von »Social Prescribing« die konsequente Ausrichtung auf gesundheitsfördernde Aktivitäten und die dialogische Suche nach den Stärken und Interessen von Menschen - die damit die Gelegenheit haben, aus der Patientinnenrolle in eine Nutzerinnenrolle auf Augenhöhe zu wechseln.
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Social prescribing in the community
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2021openaire +2 more sources