© 2006 Dr. Jonathan Charles KnottDe-institutionalisation of mental health in Australia led to increased community management of mental illness. A breakdown in community care or change in illness manifestation may warrant acute mental health assessment. Increasingly, this occurs in the Emergency Department (ED). Patients with mental illness presenting to the ED represent a broad clinical spectrum. (For complete abstract open document
Objective: To examine trends of ED presentations with a mental health (MH) diagnosis in Australia an...
The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of mental health disorders in an Australian gen...
The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of mental health disorders in an Australian gen...
Mainstreaming of mental health services (MHS) within the Australian medical system has generated a f...
Mainstreaming of mental health services (MHS) within the Australian medical system has generated a f...
The mainstreaming of mental health services in Australia has significantly altered the means of acce...
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To identify issues, from the emergency department clinicians' viewpoint, with t...
In 1992, Australian Health Ministers adopted the Australian National Mental Health Strategy, the fir...
The treatment of severe mental illness has undergone a paradigm shift over the last 50 years, away f...
Purpose: This paper provides a summary of the issues associated with the emergency triage of clients...
Since the amalgamation of mental institutions with acute hospitals there has been an increase in pre...
Purpose: This presentation outlines the responses by emergency clinicians to increased presentations...
Prevalence of psychiatric-mental health patients in the emergency department (ED) has increased dras...
Purpose: This presentation outlines the responses by emergency clinicians to increased presentations...
Australia, like many other countries that adopted deinstitutionalisation is experiencing increased p...
Objective: To examine trends of ED presentations with a mental health (MH) diagnosis in Australia an...
The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of mental health disorders in an Australian gen...
The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of mental health disorders in an Australian gen...
Mainstreaming of mental health services (MHS) within the Australian medical system has generated a f...
Mainstreaming of mental health services (MHS) within the Australian medical system has generated a f...
The mainstreaming of mental health services in Australia has significantly altered the means of acce...
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To identify issues, from the emergency department clinicians' viewpoint, with t...
In 1992, Australian Health Ministers adopted the Australian National Mental Health Strategy, the fir...
The treatment of severe mental illness has undergone a paradigm shift over the last 50 years, away f...
Purpose: This paper provides a summary of the issues associated with the emergency triage of clients...
Since the amalgamation of mental institutions with acute hospitals there has been an increase in pre...
Purpose: This presentation outlines the responses by emergency clinicians to increased presentations...
Prevalence of psychiatric-mental health patients in the emergency department (ED) has increased dras...
Purpose: This presentation outlines the responses by emergency clinicians to increased presentations...
Australia, like many other countries that adopted deinstitutionalisation is experiencing increased p...
Objective: To examine trends of ED presentations with a mental health (MH) diagnosis in Australia an...
The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of mental health disorders in an Australian gen...
The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of mental health disorders in an Australian gen...