Objective The aim of this study was to describe the experience of contact with formal
psychiatric care, as narrated by family members of a person suffering from mental illness …

Aims. The aim of this study is to examine nurses' view of the family in psychiatric care.
Background. The families of people who are mentally ill carry a heavy burden. Research has …

The value of families and professionals in mental health care is well understood. Patient
perspectives appear to have gotten less attention to date. This study investigated the …

Abstract MABUNDA, Nkhensani F.. Nurses' perceptions of involving family members in the
care of mental health care users. Curationis [online]. 2024, vol. 47, n. 1, pp. 1-9. ISSN 2223 …

Accessible summary• The results contribute knowledge of family member's (from a large
geographic area) experiences of psychiatric healthcare professionals' approach towards …

The study of the lived experience of families with a mentally ill family member involved
seven family members who had come to visit their mentally ill relatives in the mental …

Accessible summary• The attitude that psychiatric nurses have towards the importance of
involving families in their care is fundamental to the quality of the intervention family …

During 1998 the discharge of as many as possible psychiatric patients from long-term
psychiatric hospitals in the North-West Province, in other words deinstitutionalisation, were …

The aim of this study is to explore families' perceptions of everyday life when living with a
young adult suffering from mental illness. Findings include: 1) Families balance between …

This qualitative research looks at the relationships between primary caregivers of mentally ill
individuals and mental health professionals from the perspective of the caregivers. It reports …