Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment in Mental Health
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There are now repeat users of crisis intervention services who may never have had a hospital because of the high demand for crisis resolution and home treatment.Abstract:
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The outcome data for crisis resolution and home treatment have always been disappointing in that although outcomes are as good as for hospital admission, they are no better. There are now repeat users of crisis intervention services who may never have had a hospitalread more
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The balanced care model for global mental health.
TL;DR: The balanced care model (BCM) indicates that a comprehensive mental health system includes both community- and hospital-based components of care, whether this is in low-, medium- or high-resource settings.
Journal ArticleDOI
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Nicola Morant,Brynmor Lloyd-Evans,Danielle Lamb,Kate Fullarton,Eleanor Brown,Beth Paterson,Hannah Istead,Kathleen Kelly,David Hindle,Sarah Fahmy,Claire Henderson,Oliver Mason,Sonia Johnson +12 more
TL;DR: Stakeholders’ views about optimal CRT care suggest that staff continuity, carer involvement, and emotional and practical support should be prioritised in service improvements and more clearly specified CRT models.
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Sonia Johnson,Helen Gilburt,Brynmor Lloyd-Evans,David Osborn,Jed Boardman,Morven Leese,Geoff Shepherd,Graham Thornicroft,Mike Slade +8 more
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Brynmor Lloyd-Evans,Gary R. Bond,Torleif Ruud,Torleif Ruud,Ada Ivanecka,Richard Gray,David Osborn,Fiona Nolan,Claire Henderson,Oliver Mason,Nicky Goater,Kathleen Kelly,Gareth Ambler,Nicola Morant,Steve Onyett,Danielle Lamb,Sarah Fahmy,Ellie Brown,Beth Paterson,Angela Sweeney,David Hindle,Kate Fullarton,Johanna Frerichs,Sonia Johnson +23 more
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