Background The concept of service user involvement is an evolving concept in the mental
health‐care literature. Objective This study sought to explore and analyse the concept of …

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Healthcare professionals express difficulties in delivering spiritual care, despite it being a
core component of palliative care national policies. The patient perspective on professional …

Although there have been momentous and critical advancements in serious mental illness
(SMI) psychology doctoral training models and competencies, there is still much systemic …

Service users' and carers' involvement in health and social care education has become a
mainstream activity in Britain. However, members from black and minority ethnic …

Background Stigma and judgemental assumptions by health workers have been identified
as key barriers to accessing health care for people living with co‐occurring mental health …

There are well‐established training programmes available to support health and human
services professionals working with people vulnerable to suicide. However, little is known …

BackgroundThe number of mental health-related 999 calls to emergency services has
increased in recent years. However, emergency services staff have an unfavourable …

National policies suggest that service users and carers should be involved in health care
planning and delivery. Initiatives to involve service users and carers within the education of …

In line with current developments in mental health training, the doctoral courses in clinical
psychology at two UK universities, Canterbury Christ Church and Surrey, have been working …