Acute inpatient mental health
Recovery-focused mental health care planning and co-ordination in acute inpatient mental health settings: a cross national comparative mixed methods study
... of inpatient care) indicating a more ‘clinical’ as opposed to a ‘personal’ concept of recovery ...in inpatient care, par- ticularly where people are very ...
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A critical narrative analysis of shared decision making in acute, inpatient mental health care
... of inpatient care in their respective capacity or role within the last 2 ...a Mental Health Trust in the UK and service-users and carers were recruited through a voluntary service user ...
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Cross-national mixed methods comparative case study of recovery-focused mental health care planning and coordination in acute inpatient mental health settings (COCAPP-A)
... In Artois one observation of a ward round meeting was completed. Eight people were present, including two members of the research team, two psychiatrists, the service user and his father. The meeting was held in a light, ...
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From admission to discharge in mental health services: a qualitative analysis of service user involvement
... one acute inpatient mental health ward and the teams and practitioners who worked both within that environment and also who supported service users prior to admission and following discharge ...
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A qualitative study exploring the support experienced by staff members following client related violence in inpatient mental health units
... 50 The study employed purposive sampling. Inviting participants from an information- rich population of interest limits queries as to why some participants were selected and not others, therefore increasing credibility ...
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Police and clinician diversion of people in mental health crisis from the Emergency Department: a trend analysis and cross comparison study
... an acute mental health crisis response team is based on decisions related to the context of service delivery, the geographical scope of the divisional law enforcement area, resource con- straints, ...
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A systematic review of patient safety in mental health: a protocol based on the inpatient setting
... mental health. It cannot be assumed that findings based upon physical health in acute care hospitals can be applied to mental health patients, disorders and ...in mental ...
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Factors affecting staff morale on inpatient mental health wards in England: a qualitative investigation
... in acute/intensive care, success was rated on a more short-term basis in terms of “stabilising” patients and discharging them ...of acute psychiatric care. Acute care staff were also more likely to ...
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Enabling people, not completing tasks: patient perspectives on relationships and staff morale in mental health wards in England
... This study purposively recruited patients from variety of clinical and geographical settings. The wards selected were acute, rehabilitation and intensive care units. Pa- tients interviewed included people from a ...
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How to make carer involvement in mental health inpatient units happen: a focus group study with patients, carers and clinicians
... in inpatient care as her primary inter- est, in particular with regard to patient views on how this should be ...is acute mental health care and interventions with social net- works of people ...
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Factors affecting staff morale on inpatient mental health wards in England : a qualitative investigation
... in acute/intensive care, success was rated on a more short-term basis in terms of “stabilising” patients and discharging them ...of acute psychiatric care. Acute care staff were also more likely to ...
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Efficacy of mental health crisis houses compared with acute mental health wards: a literature review
... to inpatient environments, which may lead to the further development of crisis houses or even the transfer of successful components of crisis house care to acute mental health wards or other ...
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Development of mental health quality indicators (MHQIs) for inpatient psychiatry based on the interRAI mental health assessment
... formerly Mental Health Assessment Protocols) [52,53] that identify patient problems or needs to staff and include a series of guide- lines that staff can use to intervene if deemed ...conflict, acute ...
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... default mental health system in communities throughout the US for many people with severe mental illness ...severe mental illness in large urban jails receive acute psychiatric ...
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De-institutionalisation and trans-institutionalisation - changing trends of inpatient care in Norwegian mental health institutions 1950-2007
... to acute treatment of patients with less serious ...with mental problems, and closer integration of men- tal health services and general hospital services both support increased focus on active ...
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Beyond Mental Health Crisis Stabilization in Emergency Departments and Acute Care Hospitals
... the inpatient unit, the boy initially requires physical restraints and medications to treat his ...with mental health counseling and adjustment of his psychiatric medications, he is discharged from ...
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Interventions to improve discharge from acute adult mental health inpatient care to the community: systematic review and narrative synthesis
... Critical time intervention (CTI) was the most frequently tested intervention found in this systematic search. CTI primarily aims to reduce homeless, in the ‘critical time’ following discharge from hospital. It is ...
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Is there a crisis in inpatient mental health care?
... to mental health acute wards some ten years ago but it appears many of its recommendations have not been put into practice(DoH 2002) and therefore calling the effectiveness of inpatient care ...
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More than just a bed: mental health service users’ experiences of self-referral admission
... an inpatient stay and what to focus on dur- ing that stay was very different from earlier experiences of mental health ...with mental health problems to become actively involved in ...
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Integrated liaison psychiatry services in England: a qualitative study of the views of liaison practitioners and acute hospital staffs from four distinctly different kinds of liaison service
... and acute hospital staff from 11 different acute hospitals in ...of mental health resources in primary care to support discharge; a lack of shared information systems; a disproportionate ...
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