Feeling safe or unsafe in psychiatric inpatient care, a hospital-based qualitative interview study with inpatients in Sweden

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Mental Health Systems, April 2019

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@OhMalG @justin_garson This is a very small study but it looks like work is being done to ensure that patients feel safe. At least in Sweden it’s free and public. https://t.co/HwSeKMSBsv

09 Sep 2022

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New study [open access]: Qualitative themes associated with perceptions of safety during psychiatric hospitalizations highlight the importance of service structure and predictability, and supportive communication between staff and patients (https://t.co/Yo

21 May 2019

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Feeling safe or unsafe in psychiatric inpatient care, a hospital-based qualitative interview study with inpatients in Sweden https://t.co/UFSHqsUNUB

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Feeling safe or unsafe in psychiatric inpatient care, a hospital-based qualitative interview study with inpatients in Sweden https://t.co/9jqFiJEsoN

09 Apr 2019

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