Health care users’ experiences
Service Users’ Experiences of Liaison Mental Health Care
... mental health service users are aware of who their care coordinator is and whether they have access to emergency support via telephone 24 hours a ...mental health trusts can access data ...
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Which experiences of health care delivery matter to service users and why? A critical interpretive synthesis and conceptual map
... of health care experience to be aspired to, so we phrased most concepts ...‘[health care staff ] do not. . ..’ represent experiences that were only mentioned in negative forms in source ...
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Risk and the regulation of communication in relation to service users and providers experiences of forensic mental health care
... mental health service was criticised in a homicide inquiry ...the users of the service presented a threat to the ...mental health service users viewed as an ever present threat to the ...
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Risk and the regulation of communication in relation to service users and providers experiences of forensic mental health care
... Barbara regulates her communication in an attempt to manage her risk status in the context of fulfilling her role requirement as a health care assistant and member of a self forming group. Barbara gives two ...
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Users’ Perception and Satisfaction of Current Situation of Home Health Care Services in Jordan
... Home Health Care CAHPS survey (HHCAHPS) ...home health care pro- vided. The Home Health Care CAHPS Survey questionnaire includes the two types of questions contained on all CAHPS ...
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The importance of relationships in mental health care: A qualitative study of service users' experiences of psychiatric hospital admission in the UK
... pate the situation. Furthermore, for some service users, staff were instrumental in provoking situations that made violence more likely. Participants described staff winding them up and playing games, a practice ...
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Taking on choice and control in personal care and support : the experiences of physically disabled young adults
... mental health service users and working age adults may benefit more than older service users (Netten et al, 2012; Alakeson, 2010; Newbronner et al, ...self-directed care (Bewey & ...
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Understanding experiences of and preferences for service user and carer involvement in physical health care discussions within mental health care planning
... mental health difficulties, or recovery journey, which in turn impacted on service users and carers motivation levels to be involved in any subsequent physical health ...physical health ...
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Experiences of Mental Health Service Users on Their Empowerment and Social Integration in the Community
... mental health services demands the evolution from social exclusion to integration ...the experiences of people with severe mental disorders on nine areas of their community ...mental health centre ...
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Understanding the impact of decentralization on the quality of primary health care in Pallisa District in Uganda : a study of users' and providers' experiences and perspectives
... Antenatal Care Chief Administrative Officer Chief Financial Officer Canadian International Development Aid Child Mortality Rates Danish Aid for International Assistance District Director[r] ...
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Service user and carer involvement in mental health care safety: raising concerns and improving the safety of services
... primary care settings, there has been little comparable research into the identification of safety issues in UK mental health care services despite serious failures in service provision ...mental ...
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The experiences of detained mental health service users: issues of dignity in care
... with care, whereas disrespecting dignity can result in deterioration in both physical and mental health ...service users are admitted under a Section of the MHA their levels of distress can manifest ...
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Patient and health care professional views and experiences of computer agent-supported health care
... The study is open to criticism for being in a single centre and restricted to a small number of interviews. One could argue that employees and patients of a practice are likely to say complimentary things about that ...
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Long term psychiatric inpatients’ perspectives on weight gain, body satisfaction, diet and physical activity: a mixed methods study
... Participants were overweight and they cared about this Obesity was a significant problem for our participants. Being overweight was not a selection criterion, but an overwhelming majority (94%) were overweight or obese. ...
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Knowledge of users and professionals of primary health care about leprosy
... of Health, 2010b); therefore adherence to treatment and follow-up by the health service are as important in the control and possible elimination of the disease, which can be considered as a public ...
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Reflective Learning Experience in Primary Care Medicine Posting: A Potential Qualitative Study
... Malaysia health system and ...between health care professionals. 6) Health promotion and ...primary care centres, 8) hands on experience in basic laboratory investigations available in ...
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Satisfaction of Health Care Users with the Quality of Health Care Services in Senegal: A Multi Level Approach
... given health or geographic environment, it can have a significant effect once the envi- ronment ...the health facilities (unobserved and unobservable phenomena such as managerial behavior of the head of ...
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Health-care users, key community informants and primary health care workers’ views on health, health promotion, health assets and deficits: qualitative study in seven Spanish regions
... of health has changed in accordance with the knowledge, beliefs and values of each historical and sociocultural period ...equates health with absence of disease and focuses on the individual has progressed ...
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Graduate Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice Experiences: A Phenomenological Inquiry
... patient-/population-centered care and population health programs and policies that are safe, timely, efficient, effective, and equitable” (IPEC, 2016, ...by health care workers as two of the ...
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The role of health and advocacy organisations in assisting female sex workers to gain access to health care in South Africa
... Qualitative methods were used to explore and understand the context in which FSWs live and work. These included focus group discussions (FGDs) and key informant inter- views (KIIs). This study was based on a social ...
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