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期刊名:Community mental health journal

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ISSN:0010-3853

e-ISSN:1573-2789

IF/分区:2.1/Q3

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Giuseppe Guaiana,Lorie Coffey,Erica Haykus Giuseppe Guaiana
Prolonged wait times for outpatient psychiatric care are a persistent problem across health systems and have been exacerbated following the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in community hospital settings with limited specialist capacity. Pur...
Ofra Walter,Elizabeth C Thomas,Mickie Mitchell Bowe et al. Ofra Walter et al.
Faith and spirituality have long been recognized as important components of recovery from mental illness, yet little is known about how these experiences evolve over time or the extent to which individuals feel supported by mental health pr...
Erin R Barnett,Jennifer L McLaren,Hannah B Leavitt et al. Erin R Barnett et al.
Rates of psychiatric medications prescribed to U.S. youth have increased substantially and stakeholders are increasingly concerned. We tested the feasibility of a novel intervention that combines shared decision making and a structured depr...
Shaquilla Linton,Sherifat Oduola,Bonnie Teague Shaquilla Linton
Research has shown that ethnic minority people living with severe mental illness (SMI) experience poor mental healthcare and outcomes. Mental health services are increasingly embedding recovery-focused approaches, informed by personal recov...
Dani MacVicar,Mark D Fleming,Teja Pattabhiraman et al. Dani MacVicar et al.
Mobile behavioral health crisis response services, staffed by clinicians and specialists, can support individuals experiencing urgent mental health or substance use issues. While Medicaid coverage for these services since 2021 has supported...
Eleni Sofouli,Myra Piat,Shannon Wiltsey Stirman Eleni Sofouli
Peer support is a prominent recovery-oriented innovation in mental healthcare, with implementation efforts to integrate peer support workers reported worldwide. However, its sustainment, including the factors that shape it, remains underexp...
Benjamin Emery,Laurent Suppan,Stefan Kaiser et al. Benjamin Emery et al.
The use of coercive measures in psychiatry raises ethical and clinical concerns, particularly given their potential psychological harm and long-term consequences. While most studies focus on inpatient settings, little is known about coercio...
Rose Nevill,Bridgett Kiernan,Leah Richardson et al. Rose Nevill et al.
Autistic people require frequent support from first responders (FRs) as a function of the core and associated features of their diagnosis; however, they often report negative experiences with FRs and avoid contacting 911. The goals of this ...
Aline Pouille,Dries Leclercq,Elke Van Lierde et al. Aline Pouille et al.
While family peer support workers are increasingly put forward as a means of enhancing family involvement in adult mental health care, research on their impact and implementation remains scarce. This study explores both the added value of, ...
Martha Canfield,Elena Dimova,Isaac Samuels et al. Martha Canfield et al.
People in mental distress are best supported by mental health services, yet initial contact often occurs with the police. In many jurisdictions, police may detain and transport individuals at risk to healthcare providers (e.g., emergency de...