Service user and carer involvement in mental health care safety: raising concerns and improving the safety of services

The drive for service user and carer involvement in health and social care education in the UK brings with it a plethora of questions as to the risks and benefits for service

Guided by theories of imple- mentation science, it identified several micro, meso and macro level factors from the point of view of service users, carers and professionals in

This paper aims to assess the experiences and challenges of service users and caregivers regarding their involvement in mental health system strengthen- ing processes in

Quality of prescribing of antipsychotic medication for people with intellectual disability under the care of UK mental health services: a cross-sectional audit of clinical

In a year long participatory research project, funded by the NHS National Programme on Forensic Mental Health Research and Development (fmh), seven service users were recruited

Objectives: Service user involvement in mental health risk assessment is good practice for several reasons, including allowing service users to be in control of their own care

Factors Framework—Mental Health (YCFF-MH) consists of 20 fac- tors (eg external policy context, physical environment, management of staff and staffing levels and individual

The drive for service user and carer involvement in health and social care education in the UK brings with it a plethora of questions as to the risks and benefits for service