Aims. While epidemiological surveys worldwide have found a considerable proportion of
people using mental health services not to have a diagnosis of a mental disorder, with …

Objective: This study sought to identify sociodemographic and psychological measures
associated with utilisation of mental health services in Australia, using information collected …

Equitable access to primary care for people with common mental health problems in the UK
remains problematic. The experiences of people from hard-to-reach groups offer important …

Emerging models of residential mental health services have been the subject of attention in
recent issues of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry (Allison et al., 2014 …

Objective Building upon earlier research, a person‐centred technology‐enabled solution
(the InnoWell Platform) is being co‐designed and implemented into regional youth primary …

Improving the mental health of the people in Wales lies at the heart of the Welsh Assembly
Government's public health agenda and the current reforms of the National Health Service in …

Objectives: Older adults have been recognised as a group with poor access to mental health
services, particularly those in rural areas. Using a decision framework of recognizing …

Objectives To examine the relative importance of the drivers of mental health care-seeking
intention and how these, along with intention itself, are geographically distributed across …

This article assesses the accessibility of mainstream mental health services (MMHSs) in two
regions of New South Wales (NSW), Australia, based on experiences and perspectives of …

Background Nepal is experiencing a significant 'treatment gap'in mental health care. People
with mental disorders do not always receive appropriate treatment due to a range of …