Objective: To examine the views of rural practitioners concerning issues and challenges in
mental health service delivery and possible solutions. Design: A qualitative study using …

Objective: To explore the views of community‐care and mental health workers on barriers to
the management of mental health problems in rural Western Australia, and how these could …

Objective: To identify service providers' and community organisations' perceptions of the
resources available to support people with mental illness and the unmet needs of this client …

Objective: To see if a new model of service delivery ensures that individuals with a mental
illness in rural and remote settings could be assessed, treated and cared for in a more …

Objective: To assess an important part of Australia's National Mental Health Strategy by
examining the collaboration and referral practices between general practitioners and …

Abstract Objective: Rural Australians face particular difficulties in accessing mental health
care. This paper explores whether 51 rural Access to Allied Psychological Services projects …

Objective: To evaluate clinicians' perceptions of what helps and hinders the delivery of
mental health care across a service network in a rural setting. Design: Qualitative …

Objective Integration of mental health services is a prominent Australian mental health policy
goal; however, there is little detail in the literature of how integrated mental health services …

This paper draws on a consultation with 200 stakeholders about a mental health plan in the
most remote region of South Australia to discuss primary mental healthcare improvement …

Objective Australian mental health care remains hospital centric and fragmented; it is riddled
with gaps and does little to promote recovery. Reform must be built on better knowledge of …