Crisis resolution and home treatment: stakeholders’ views on critical ingredients and implementation in England

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RT @TravisJAtkinson: Mobile crisis teams in England embed frequent follow up home visits into their work, with promising results. #mobilec…

28 Oct 2021

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Mobile crisis teams in England embed frequent follow up home visits into their work, with promising results. #mobilecrisis #MCOT #CRT #mentalhealthcrisis https://t.co/oQqBc08kEH

28 Oct 2021

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@AnneCooke14 @SonjaCowling @g_unrecovered @CCCUAppPsy Hi @AnneCooke14 yes we did publish such a paper, here it is! And I'm sure there is mileage in more work.looking at specific aspects of crisis teams e.g. therapeutic relationships https://t.co/3GXYwntuK3

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(5) Also to inform the development of a fidelity scale, we carried out a 10-site qualitative study of service users', carers' and clinicians' views of what is important in a high quality crisis team. There was good consensus, reflected in this paper: http

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