… The management of acute mentally ill people, during psychiatric crisis, poses particular … of
17 European countries, and the education and research priorities as reported by staff working …

… In addition, NO has a long tradition of specialized education in environmental therapy of
nursing staff and the number of psychiatrists in NO is 31% higher than in DK but 50% lower than …

… hospital staff increasingly encounter doctors with different educational backgrounds due to
the open European … is a mandatory part of psychiatric training in most European countries (3). …

… Additional psychiatric staff who participates in the training program should be experienced …
We abstained from providing a complete overview on all EU countries. The comparison of six …

… Thus, there is a marked impact of country income on the availability of psychiatric beds
and staff. Although the standards defined by the WHO are widely accepted as prerequisites of …

… staff in 6 psychiatric centres in 5 European countries: 2 from Denmark and 1 from the following
countries… of burnout among the community and acute ward staff in these centres, the main …

… Psychiatric reform processes are driven by broad social, cultural and scientific trends, and …
European countries while health services research, with the exception of some countries such …

… from six European countries representing different … European countries. We also wished to
investigate whether reinstitutionalisation compensates for the loss of conventional psychiatric …

… Psychiatric screening and … many countries, the appointment of inadequately trained staff
to perform such screenings increases considerably the risk that mental disorders or psychiatric …

… Training staff in the prevention and management of workplace violence is deemed … largest
and widest samples of psychiatric trainees in Europe (827 trainees from 39 countries), and our …