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Explanation of context, mechanisms and outcomes in adult community mental health crisis care: the MH-CREST realist evidence synthesis
Published 2023-09-01“…The large number of community crisis services operating in an inter-agency landscape complicates access to help. It is unclear which underpinning mechanisms of crisis care work, for whom and in which circumstances. …”
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David Brackett. 2016. Categorizing Sound: Genre and Twentieth-Century Popular Music. Berkeley: University of California Press
Published 2018-04-01“…For both early blues and country, Brackett’s chapters reopen a rich and varied musical landscape. The next section of the book (chapters 5 and 6) is devoted to the 1940s, again with two case studies that focus on black and white popular musical categories respectively. …”
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Mental health crisis care for children and young people aged 5 to 25 years: the CAMH-Crisis evidence synthesis
Published 2023-05-01“…The needs of young people in crisis can be met through clinical services, such as local child and adolescent mental health (CAMH) teams, crisis teams, and accident and emergency departments, or through school counselling, youth services and internet-based counselling. In the UK, the landscape of crisis care delivery has shifted substantially in recent years. …”
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Early evaluation of the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Trailblazer programme: a rapid mixed-methods study
Published 2023-06-01“…The degree of integration between MHSTs and specialist NHS services varied between areas, with some teams reporting a tension between working closely with other services and establishing a clear and distinctive identity within the diverse landscape of mental health providers in their area. …”
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Impact of a social prescribing intervention in North East England on adults with type 2 diabetes: the SPRING_NE multimethod study
Published 2023-03-01“…Nevertheless, the findings have wider implications for the rapidly developing social prescribing policy and practice landscape across the UK: (1) embedding social prescribing within primary care requires careful planning, and health-care practitioner ‘buy-in’ cannot be assumed; (2) social prescribing needs to be well integrated with local community infrastructure and, for this to be successful, well-funded public and voluntary sector services are essential; (3) sufficient capacity to provide supported linking requires careful consideration of link worker caseload; (4) identifying measurable and relevant outcome measures reflecting the breadth and scope of social prescribing is unattainable, although it may be possible to use robust measures to examine health-care usage; and (5) claims that social prescribing can reduce health inequalities are premature, but social prescribing can mitigate upstream pressures. …”
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An Interview with Tom Beauchamp, Early Bioethics Innovator
Published 2016-10-01“…Q: How do you think the landscape of bioethics has been transformed over the last, say, twenty years? …”
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