Much attention has been paid recently to the possibilities offered by the development of integrated services across the public and private sectors. In mental health a variety of models have been proposed and trials implemented. This article describes the advantages of a model of public-private integration that addresses the needs of private heavy service users. The model takes advantage of the increasing expertise within the public sector in managing complex and severe mental health problems in community settings and seeks to address the lack of availability of this type of resource for private sector patients
Objective: Innovative models of care for people with a severe mental illness have been developed acr...
The aim of this article was to put community psychiatry into a longitudinal and global perspective a...
Acute inpatient mental health units can be seen as one important link in the chain of complementary ...
We report the experiences of different models of community care of random samples of 262 people with...
Mental Healththeir approaches to treatment and support, and their service cultures. There are often ...
This paper aims to give an overview of the key issues facing those who are in a position to influenc...
As a result of the deinstitutionalisation of psychiatric services in Europe, fragmentation in mental...
This article reports on a successful community-based psychiatric treatment program in Philadelphia, ...
Historically, treatment for serious mental illness (SMI) has been separated from the rest of medicin...
Purpose - A novel integrated staffing model for community-based residential rehabilitation services ...
To argue that public-funded mental health services can provide better value for the community by bec...
Distinguished between partnership models of service delivery and consumer-run services. In order to ...
Since the 1960s, we have witnessed the development and growth of community mental health care that c...
OBJECTIVE: Partnerships in mental health care, particularly between public and private psychiatric s...
Many people who suffer from serious mental illness have comorbid physical conditions that can cause ...
Objective: Innovative models of care for people with a severe mental illness have been developed acr...
The aim of this article was to put community psychiatry into a longitudinal and global perspective a...
Acute inpatient mental health units can be seen as one important link in the chain of complementary ...
We report the experiences of different models of community care of random samples of 262 people with...
Mental Healththeir approaches to treatment and support, and their service cultures. There are often ...
This paper aims to give an overview of the key issues facing those who are in a position to influenc...
As a result of the deinstitutionalisation of psychiatric services in Europe, fragmentation in mental...
This article reports on a successful community-based psychiatric treatment program in Philadelphia, ...
Historically, treatment for serious mental illness (SMI) has been separated from the rest of medicin...
Purpose - A novel integrated staffing model for community-based residential rehabilitation services ...
To argue that public-funded mental health services can provide better value for the community by bec...
Distinguished between partnership models of service delivery and consumer-run services. In order to ...
Since the 1960s, we have witnessed the development and growth of community mental health care that c...
OBJECTIVE: Partnerships in mental health care, particularly between public and private psychiatric s...
Many people who suffer from serious mental illness have comorbid physical conditions that can cause ...
Objective: Innovative models of care for people with a severe mental illness have been developed acr...
The aim of this article was to put community psychiatry into a longitudinal and global perspective a...
Acute inpatient mental health units can be seen as one important link in the chain of complementary ...