Acute Mental Health
The challenge of change in acute mental health services : measuring staff perceptions of barriers to change and their relationship to job status and satisfaction using a new measure (VOCALISE)
... Other studies linked to acceptance of change have been carried out [19]. In particular, ‘personal resilience, ’ charac- terised by perceived control over proposed changes, opti- mism, and self-esteem, was a predictor of ...
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Implementing guidelines on physical health in the acute mental health setting: a quality improvement approach
... physical health of patients admitted to an acute mental health ...physical health, drawing on existing guidelines/policies as well as professional and lived ...physical health ...
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Patients' experiences of safety on an acute mental health ward
... Another way to help staff be able to listen to patients would be to provide a space for staff to reflect on their own, and patients’, experience. Individuals admitted to acute mental health wards ...
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Early discharge in acute mental health: A rapid literature review
... The rapid literature review method, (Booth et al., 2016) was used to provide an assessment of what is already known about early discharge in acute mental health. Rapid reviews use systematic review ...
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Efficacy of mental health crisis houses compared with acute mental health wards: a literature review
... to acute mental health wards or other healthcare ...of mental healthcare because of the perceived need to develop effective alternatives to admission to acute mental healthcare ...
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Hiding in plain sight’: exploring the complexity of sexual safety within an acute mental health setting
... access acute mental health services are at risk of sexual ...in mental health environments, although this latter group remain largely under ...an acute in-patient mental ...
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Improving physical healthcare provided to psychiatric inpatients at an acute mental health trust
... Psychiatric patients are at high risk of developing physical health complications. This is due to various factors including medications prescribed, life style choices and diagnostic overshadowing. Admission to a ...
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Early discharge in acute mental health: a rapid literature review
... Half of all inpatients were considered for facilitated discharge and 29% were discharged early. Of these, 51.6% were discharged the same or next day, this accounted for 36% of home treatment activity related to 12179 ...
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Trailing or Failing? A Hidden Mental Health Issue: The Changing Futures Project
... As soon as the individual interviews began concerns regarding mental health arose. Three students seen by the project leaders caused particular concern. One of these had not left his student accommodation ...
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Observing and engaging new ways to reduce self harm and suicide
... on acute psychiatric wards and ensuring the safety of patients and others is the primary goal of acute mental health care (Bowers et al ...
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What to expect from electronic patient record system implementation: lessons learned from published evidence
... 10. Clarke A, Adamson J, Sheard L, Cairns P, Watt I and Wright J. Implementing electronic patient record systems (EPRs) into England’s acute, mental health and community care trusts: a mixed methods ...
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Integrating Mental Health Care for Medically Complex Children
... for health providers at children’s hospitals: how to manage acute mental health crises in medically complex youth given a lack of available inpatient pediatric psychiatric units within many ...
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Enhancing Team-Work and Supportive Working Environment of the Admission and Transfer Processes in Rural Mental Healthcare Services Using Lean Philosophy
... rural mental health admission care ...Queensland mental health services such as Queensland Ambulance Services (QAS) and Queensland Police Services ...Every mental health transfer ...
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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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Beyond Mental Health Crisis Stabilization in Emergency Departments and Acute Care Hospitals
... between acute care clinicians and the outpatient team can help prevent loss of continuity in the patient’s mental health ...schools, mental health service agencies, and child protective ...
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The mental health of nurses in acute teaching hospital settings: a cross-sectional survey
... [18]. Mental health repercussions may occur where nurses are subjected to high public and pro- fessional expectations [19], workplace violence [5,20] and role conflict [21]; in environments where there is ...
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Mental health system at the community level in Korea: development, recent reforms and challenges
... community mental health sys- tem should cope with increasing risk factors ...the mental health of the public and support the ...in mental health have considerable difficulties in ...
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From admission to discharge in mental health services: a qualitative analysis of service user involvement
... Service user involvement is a central tenant of mental health practice, policy and research. Closely related to the concept of recovery it values expertise by experience on a par with professional ...
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Medical Errors for Mental Health Professionals
... for Health Care Administration (AHCA) within 15 calendar days from their occurrence a set of serious adverse events associated with and occurring possibly as a result of medical intervention and which have ...
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Mental health care and delivery system at Temeke hospital in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
... Temeke health facility was limited space for mental health services and worn-out buildings, which resulted into lack of waiting area and compromised pa- tient privacy and the security of care ...
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