Barriers and Facilitators to Mental Health Service Integration: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
精神卫生服务整合的障碍与促进因素：系统综述
Adam Searby,Dianna Burr,Renae Carolin et al.
Adam Searby et al.
Mental health service integration currently has no consensus definition and exists in a variety of settings, including primary care, addiction treatment and chronic disease management, and mental health nurses have often experienced efforts...
Improving the Use of Sensory Approaches in an Acute Inpatient Mental Health Unit Using a Co-Designed Multifaceted Implementation Strategy [0.03%]
使用共同设计的多方位实施策略改进急性住院精神健康病房感觉方法的应用
Lisa Wright,Pamela Meredith,Sally Bennett et al.
Lisa Wright et al.
Despite the therapeutic benefits of sensory approaches being well documented, little research has focused on improving their implementation in acute mental health units. The use of implementation frameworks to improve the use of evidence-ba...
Debra Jackson,Kim Usher
Debra Jackson
Nurses' Experiences and Perspectives Caring for People With Substance Use Disorder and Their Families: A Qualitative Descriptive Study [0.03%]
护理人员对物质使用障碍患者及其家属的照护体验和视角：一项描述性质性研究
Erin Kitt-Lewis,Marianne T Adam
Erin Kitt-Lewis
Substance use disorder is a public health crisis that is a financial strain to many healthcare systems and communities, but more importantly, it costs lives. Nurses interact with people experiencing substance use disorders and their familie...
Matteo Zuccala,Roman Kielich,Sophie O&#x;Keefe et al.
Matteo Zuccala et al.
Frontline clinical staff, typically nurses, are routinely faced with the dilemma of managing challenging, defiant and sometimes unsafe behaviours. Structures of ward rules, regulations and 'behavioural expectations' are often employed in ho...
Young People Transitioning From Child and Adolescent to Adult Mental Health Services: A Qualitative Systematic Review [0.03%]
从儿童和青少年心理卫生服务向成人心理卫生服务过渡的青年：定性系统评价
Robyn Rosina,Rose McMaster,Victoria Lovecchio et al.
Robyn Rosina et al.
To critically synthesise the literature on the lived experience of young adults about their transition to adult mental health services including the perspectives of key people in their world: parents, carers and clinicians. Young people wit...
Reasons Explaining High Emergency Department Use in Patients With Mental Illnesses: Different Staff Perspectives [0.03%]
精神疾病患者急诊科使用率高的原因：不同的工作人员视角
Marie-Josée Fleury,Francine Ferland,Lambert Farand et al.
Marie-Josée Fleury et al.
For patients with mental illnesses (MIs), emergency departments (EDs) are often the entry point into the healthcare system, or their only resort for quickly accessing mental health treatment. A better understanding of the various barriers j...
Recovery From Severe Mental Illnesses: The Influence of Personal and Psychosocial Factors in Community Settings [0.03%]
精神疾病康复：社区环境下的个人及社会心理因素的影响
Jie Fu,Jianwen Zhu,Jiajia Dong et al.
Jie Fu et al.
Severe mental illnesses (SMIs) represent a significant public health challenge with substantial personal, economic and societal burdens. Despite treatment advances, recovery outcomes for SMI patients remain variable. This study aimed to inv...
Nurses' Perspectives on Fostering Therapeutic Relationships While Working With Clients Who Display Conflict Behaviour [0.03%]
护士促进治疗关系的视角：服务对象出现冲突行为时的应对措施
Nick Overpelt,Nienke Kool-Goudzwaard,Barbara Stringer et al.
Nick Overpelt et al.
Therapeutic relationships are critical in the treatment of mental health disorders. Some clients experiencing mental health disorders display conflict behaviour-for example, suicidal or self-harming behaviour, threats of or actual aggressio...
Sir Henry Parkes and the Relationships That Enabled Nightingale Nursing to Advance Mental Healthcare in Nineteenth Century Australia [0.03%]
亨利·帕克斯爵士与夜莺护理促进19世纪澳大利亚精神卫生保健发展的关系
Toby Raeburn,Paul McDonald,Sophie Schapiro et al.
Toby Raeburn et al.
This position paper explores famous colonial Australian politician Sir Henry Parkes use of relationships to reform colonial Australian mental healthcare by facilitating the integration of Nightingale-trained nurses into hospitals for the in...