… Consequently, most evidence-based guidelines for mental health conditions do not … to
reduce the use of coercive care in mental health services. Effect sizes for interventions were re-…

… To assess the quality of the data, we sought the method of randomisation, evidence of
blinding during data collection, and an intention to treat analysis.4 We checked papers for …

… examples from mental health services research. Results Cluster randomised studies involve
the … to provide an evidence base for mental health policy, service delivery and organisation. …

… There was no evidence for clustering because of staff (intraclass correlation 0.0) and a …
been cluster randomisation by the community mental health team. Cluster randomised controlled …

… including the use of e-mental health solutions in all sectors of the healthcare … an
evidence-based, stepped and coordinated care service model, including e-mental health, some …

… Australian randomised controlled … evidence-based supported employment when implemented
for Australian adult consumers of public mental health services by utilising existing service …

… a specialist mental health depression service (SDS) with usual specialist mental health care
under the direction of a consultant psychiatrist. We showed some evidence of improvement …

… we have not sought to supplement existing randomised trial evidence by including non-randomised
trials in our review [55]. Randomised trials provide the best evidence of efficacy, and …

… There is no evidence as yet that we had an effect on those voluntarily admitted, but it is
possible that there are other mediators or moderators of the relationship between the intervention …

… mental health service delivery. Additionally, the autonomy supportive practices described
in previous studies are not structured or standardised, and are therefore difficult to replicate or …