There is little understanding of how recovery‐oriented approaches fit within contemporary
mental healthcare systems, which emphasise biomedical approaches to care, increased …

This study explores talk about experiences of care continuity and recovery for people with
serious mental health issues at the interface of primary and secondary mental healthcare in …

Background: Finding effective means of supporting individuals with a mental illness in their
recovery is essential. A new recovery-oriented inpatient service in South …

Chasing Paddy and finding Hope in a hostile place is a story about the role of a mental
health nursing lecturer in Ireland. It is an autoethnographic exploration of current practice …

ABSTRACT NURSES EXPERIENCES ON USING OPEN DIALOGUE APPROACH IN A
LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE: AN INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL …

Background: Stigmatising ideas about people who receive a diagnosis of Borderline
Personality Disorder (BPD) are consistently demonstrated within mental health services …

This study explores talk about mental health nursing, in a policy and practice climate that
promotes service user involvement in nursing processes. The intention of this study was to …

BACKGROUND: People with serious mental illness (SMI) die between 10-20 years younger
compared to the rest of the population. They experience higher rates of physical co …

Shared care planning is a central role undertaken by nurses in the delivery of personalised
care for a service user. In 1990 the Department of Health in the United Kingdom (UK) …

Objectives Our objectives were threefold:(1) describe a collaborative, theoretically driven
approach to co-designing complex interventions;(2) demonstrate the implementation of this …