Outreach in Community Mental Health Care: A Manual for Practitioners offers readers a comprehensive and practical guide to treating patients in the community setting.
Outreach in Community Mental Health Care: A Manual for Practitioners offers readers a comprehensive and practical guide to treating patients in the community setting.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tom Burns is Professor Emeritus of Social Psychiatry at the University of Oxford. Before that he was consultant psychiatrist and professor of Community Psychiatry at St George's in South West London where he and Mike Firn together set up and ran the Wandsworth Assertive Community Treatment Team. He has predominantly researched community mental health services practice, particularly complex interventions. He has published six books with Oxford University Press. Our Necessary Shadow: The Nature and Meaning of Psychiatry, a book on psychiatry for the general reader was published by Penguin in 2014. He was awarded the CBE in 2006 for services to mental health care. Mike Firn has over 30 years' experience in the National Health Service in England as a registered nurse, team leader and operational manager. He has set up, developed and evaluated numerous new community mental health teams across the care pathway from early intervention, assertive outreach and crisis services. He is a current board member of national and European clinical networks in assertive outreach. He also provides much of his time as an external consultant for an independent charity, The Health Foundation, working alongside grant funded health innovation projects.
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Conceptual issues 1: The evolution of community outreach 2: Current context and aims 3: Who is assertive outreach for? Referrals and discharges 4: Model variance and model fidelity: the lessons from ACT 5: Key working versus the 'whole-team approach' 6: Access: office hours, shifts or 24/7 availability? 7: The role of medication 8: Compulsion and freedom 9: Cultural sensitivity Health and social care practice 10: Engagement 11: Medication compliance 12: Hostility 13: Suicidality 14: Self-neglect 15: Schizophrenia and delusional disorders 16: Bipolar affective disorder 17: Personality problems and disorders 18: Depression, anxiety, and situational disorders 19: Substance misuse/dual diagnosis 20: Finance and appointeeship 21: Housing and homelessness 22: Physical health care 23: Employment 24: Daily living skills 25: Psychosocial interventions with families, carers and patients Management and Development 26: Operational and team management 27: Training 28: Service planning 29: Research and development
Conceptual issues 1: The evolution of community outreach 2: Current context and aims 3: Who is assertive outreach for? Referrals and discharges 4: Model variance and model fidelity: the lessons from ACT 5: Key working versus the 'whole-team approach' 6: Access: office hours, shifts or 24/7 availability? 7: The role of medication 8: Compulsion and freedom 9: Cultural sensitivity Health and social care practice 10: Engagement 11: Medication compliance 12: Hostility 13: Suicidality 14: Self-neglect 15: Schizophrenia and delusional disorders 16: Bipolar affective disorder 17: Personality problems and disorders 18: Depression, anxiety, and situational disorders 19: Substance misuse/dual diagnosis 20: Finance and appointeeship 21: Housing and homelessness 22: Physical health care 23: Employment 24: Daily living skills 25: Psychosocial interventions with families, carers and patients Management and Development 26: Operational and team management 27: Training 28: Service planning 29: Research and development
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