Mental Health Review Journal: Volume 17 Issue 3

Research, Policy and Practice

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Table of contents

Recruitment to personality disorder treatment trials

Mary McMurran, Juan Delport, Katherine Wood, Serenna Jenkins, Mie Wall, Florence Day

Randomised controlled trial (RCT) methodology is viewed as the gold standard in evaluating the impact of interventions. Recruitment problems present one threat to the validity of…

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Development of the carer well‐being and support (CWS) questionnaire

Alan Quirk, Sarah Smith, Sarah Hamilton, Donna Lamping, Paul Lelliott, Daniel Stahl, Vanessa Pinfold, Manoharan Andiappan

A psychometrically validated measure is needed to evaluate outcomes in carers of people with mental health problems, including dementia. This study aims to develop and validate…

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Engaging clients with personality disorder in treatment

Mary Jinks, Mary McMurran, Nick Huband

This paper seeks to highlight the findings from a research project on improving treatment engagement for clients with personality difficulties.

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Non‐attendance and invitation methods within a CBT service

David Pennington, Jenna Hodgson

Non‐attendance for first appointments in primary care mental health services represents a major service delivery challenge. Previous research identified how invitation type can…

The anomalies of evidence‐based medicine in psychiatry: time to rethink the basis of mental health practice

Philip Thomas, Pat Bracken, Sami Timimi

Evidence‐based medicine (EBM) is a technical and scientific paradigm in clinical practice that has delivered major improvements in the outcome of care in medicine and surgery…

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Cover of Mental Health Review Journal

ISSN:

1361-9322

Online date, start – end:

1996

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Mark Freestone