Forensic mental health services
Assessing the probability of patients reoffending after discharge from low to medium secure forensic mental health services: An inductive prevention paradox
... of forensic mental health service users reoffending thus appears to be inversely related to their risk management ...for forensic mental health services charged with the ...
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Characteristics and motivations of absconders from forensic mental health services: a case control study
... The forensic program within the hospital is the largest provider of forensic mental health services in the province of Ontario, com- prising 180 inpatient beds divided between four ...
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Development of forensic mental health services in Japan: working towards the reintegration of offenders with mental disorders
... outreach services for the mentally disordered are not highly developed in Japan [26], meaning community crisis intervention is difficult to provide ...welfare services, long-stay facilities that provide ...
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Forensic mental health services as a risk escalator: a case study of ideals and practice
... in forensic mental health care, bridging high secure and community ...having mental health problems has been ...secure forensic mental health care institution for ...
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Staff and service user experiences of forensic mental health services
... The defences discussed also appeared to affect communication within teams; the idealised small cliques of staff alluded to in a number of studies were seen as impeding open and direct communication within teams and ...
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Community Resources for Forensic Mental Health Aftercare in Zimbabwe
... the forensic mental health population differ from that of the civil men- tal health population because of the inherent risk to relapse and recommit crimes ...within forensic ...
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Mentally disordered young offenders in transition from child and adolescent to adult mental health services across England and Wales
... forensic mental health services experience a broad range of challenges, from multiple interfaces with the legal system, untreated mental health problems leading to poor ...
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Characteristics and pathways of long stay patients in high and medium secure settings in England : a secondary publication from a large mixed methods study
... Keywords Forensic mental health services, length of stay, long-stay patients, mental health care, mentally disordered offenders, forensic psychiatry, hospitalization.. 5,886 words; 0 fig[r] ...
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Exploring the experiences of staff working in forensic mental health settings
... in forensic mental health, despite elevated levels of staff stress and burnout being reported in these ...in forensic mental health settings to develop an initial understanding ...
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Evaluating the named nurse understanding of recovery in forensic mental health
... essential to recognise the continued need to maintain the balance between therapy and security and it is clear that the Recovery approach has a key role to play. The findings from this study highlight that the theory ...
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Engaging service users in the evaluation and development of forensic mental health care services: a peer reviewed report to the funders
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StreetWise: developing a serious game to support forensic mental health service users’ preparation for discharge: a feasibility study
... This study has demonstrated the feasibility of serious gaming within FMH services; that gaming as part of existing therapies is broadly acceptable and usable by providers and users. However, more needs to be known ...
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FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY- AN INTERFACE OF LAW AND MENTAL HEALTH .......
... or Forensic Psychiatry is the need of the ...pert services to the ...of forensic psychiatry and also include curriculum for training forensic psy- chiatrists in the medical ...
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Improving the physical health of people with severe mental illness in a low secure forensic unit: An uncontrolled evaluation study of staff training and physical health care plans
... physical health care were measured using the PHASe (Robson & Haddad 2012), a 28-item measure comprised of four factors concerning attitudes to involvement in physical health care; confidence in ...
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On a scale of one to five, how satisfied are you with the forensic mental health care services you received?
... of forensic mental ...of forensic mental health service users and deny the possibility of open democratic debate with ...involve forensic mental health service ...
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How best to engage users of forensic services in research: literature review and recommendations
... one forensic research project, for example, the service user researchers perceived their report to have been severely and unjustly criticised by reviewers who they felt had not understood the nature of the ...
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A STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM OF URBAN AND RURAL CHILDREN
... great mental health is obvious to healthy people. Mental disorder is exceptionally dangerous and also responsible for some psychological and maladaptive ...observe mental health among ...
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Outcomes Framework for Mental Health Services
... The framework is divided into categories to reflect the different life domains and functions of mental health services. All of the outcomes, with the exception of those under the heading ‘Service ...
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School-Based Mental Health Services
... school-based mental health care. First, services must be coordinated with the medical home (usually this will be a primary care physician), mental health professionals, and social ...
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Commissioning of BME mental health services
... Ruth’s present role is Assistant Director of Performance Development for City Teaching PCT. The job covers a range of portfolio areas which help the organisation perform better, including leading on CHD commissioning. ...
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