Supported housing for people with severe mental disorders

Abstract

Rupa Chilvers -review selection and acquisition of studies, identification of study eligibility, preparation of written report.Geraldine Macdonald -protocol writing, selection of studies, identification of study eligibility, preparation of written report.Alex Hayes -preparation of protocol.

Consumer perspectives on recovery: A focus on housing following discharge from hospital

“…The findings suggested that good‐quality housing is a critical element in the recovery of people living with a mental illness. This finding is consistent with similar studies in developed countries (Chilvers et al. 2007; Fakhoury et al.…”

Consumer perspectives on recovery: A focus on housing following discharge from hospital

“…The findings suggested that good‐quality housing is a critical element in the recovery of people living with a mental illness. This finding is consistent with similar studies in developed countries (Chilvers et al. 2007; Fakhoury et al.…”

Feasibility Randomised Trial Comparing Two Forms of Mental Health Supported Accommodation (Supported Housing and Floating Outreach); a Component of the QuEST (Quality and Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies) Study

“…Our feasibility trial identified a lack of acceptance amongst staff and service users of the clinical equipoise of the two models of supported accommodation being compared that resulted in insurmountable obstacles to recruitment. Our results confirmed the logistic difficulties of conducting trials in this field and help to explain the lack of randomised trials identified in systematic reviews (10, 11). Our results do not support investment in a large-scale trial in England at this time.…”

The effects of supported housing for individuals with mental disorders

“…Overall, our results seem to support some of the criticisms toward supported housing: that it is costly form of care and might undermine patient's social functioning (Chilvers et al., 2006 ; Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007 ), which we document through labor market outcomes. On the other hand, the results suggest positive spillovers to parental employment.…”

“…Overall, our results seem to support some of the criticisms toward supported housing: that it is costly form of care and might undermine patient's social functioning (Chilvers et al, 2006;Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007), which we document through labor 8 The Dutch government announcement in 2012 to reduce the number of inpatient mental health treatments (Trimbos-instituut, 2021) -which is in line with the ongoing trend of deinstitutionalization (Chow & Priebe, 2016;Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007;Ravelli, 2006;Thornicroft et al, 2016)could pose a threat to the identification of the LATE. Our approach of controlling for half-year periods when constructing the residualized instrument and when applying the 2SLS estimates accounts for these changes.…”

Consumer perspectives on recovery: A focus on housing following discharge from hospital

“…The findings suggested that good‐quality housing is a critical element in the recovery of people living with a mental illness. This finding is consistent with similar studies in developed countries (Chilvers et al. 2007; Fakhoury et al.…”

Feasibility Randomised Trial Comparing Two Forms of Mental Health Supported Accommodation (Supported Housing and Floating Outreach); a Component of the QuEST (Quality and Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies) Study

“…Our feasibility trial identified a lack of acceptance amongst staff and service users of the clinical equipoise of the two models of supported accommodation being compared that resulted in insurmountable obstacles to recruitment. Our results confirmed the logistic difficulties of conducting trials in this field and help to explain the lack of randomised trials identified in systematic reviews (10, 11). Our results do not support investment in a large-scale trial in England at this time.…”

The effects of supported housing for individuals with mental disorders

“…Overall, our results seem to support some of the criticisms toward supported housing: that it is costly form of care and might undermine patient's social functioning (Chilvers et al., 2006 ; Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007 ), which we document through labor market outcomes. On the other hand, the results suggest positive spillovers to parental employment.…”

“…Overall, our results seem to support some of the criticisms toward supported housing: that it is costly form of care and might undermine patient's social functioning (Chilvers et al, 2006;Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007), which we document through labor 8 The Dutch government announcement in 2012 to reduce the number of inpatient mental health treatments (Trimbos-instituut, 2021) -which is in line with the ongoing trend of deinstitutionalization (Chow & Priebe, 2016;Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007;Ravelli, 2006;Thornicroft et al, 2016)could pose a threat to the identification of the LATE. Our approach of controlling for half-year periods when constructing the residualized instrument and when applying the 2SLS estimates accounts for these changes.…”

Consumer perspectives on recovery: A focus on housing following discharge from hospital

“…The findings suggested that good‐quality housing is a critical element in the recovery of people living with a mental illness. This finding is consistent with similar studies in developed countries (Chilvers et al. 2007; Fakhoury et al.…”

Feasibility Randomised Trial Comparing Two Forms of Mental Health Supported Accommodation (Supported Housing and Floating Outreach); a Component of the QuEST (Quality and Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies) Study

“…Our feasibility trial identified a lack of acceptance amongst staff and service users of the clinical equipoise of the two models of supported accommodation being compared that resulted in insurmountable obstacles to recruitment. Our results confirmed the logistic difficulties of conducting trials in this field and help to explain the lack of randomised trials identified in systematic reviews (10, 11). Our results do not support investment in a large-scale trial in England at this time.…”

The effects of supported housing for individuals with mental disorders

“…Overall, our results seem to support some of the criticisms toward supported housing: that it is costly form of care and might undermine patient's social functioning (Chilvers et al., 2006 ; Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007 ), which we document through labor market outcomes. On the other hand, the results suggest positive spillovers to parental employment.…”

“…Overall, our results seem to support some of the criticisms toward supported housing: that it is costly form of care and might undermine patient's social functioning (Chilvers et al, 2006;Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007), which we document through labor 8 The Dutch government announcement in 2012 to reduce the number of inpatient mental health treatments (Trimbos-instituut, 2021) -which is in line with the ongoing trend of deinstitutionalization (Chow & Priebe, 2016;Fakhoury & Priebe, 2007;Ravelli, 2006;Thornicroft et al, 2016)could pose a threat to the identification of the LATE. Our approach of controlling for half-year periods when constructing the residualized instrument and when applying the 2SLS estimates accounts for these changes.…”