2020
DOI: 10.1108/mhrj-03-2020-0016
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Understanding liaison psychiatry commissioning: an observational study

Abstract: Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the challenges that are experienced by staff responsible for commissioning liaison psychiatry services and to establish if these are shared by other health professionals. Design/methodology/approach Using a mixed-methods design, the findings from a mental health commissioner workshop (n = 12) were used to construct a survey that was distributed to health care professionals using an opportunistic framework (n = 98). Findings Four key themes emerged from the wo… Show more

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“…Our previous work on commissioning of liaison services has shown there is agreement across all NHS staff groups (commissioners, psychiatrists and hospital managers) that patients in mental health crises are currently being signposted to emergency departments, despite the concerns raised about the appropriateness of using EDs for this purpose [27]. A recent report by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has recommended that all people presenting to EDs in a mental health crisis should undergo immediate mental health triage at the time of their arrival and that parallel physical and mental assessments should be the norm to improve patient experience and limit time in the emergency setting [28].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our previous work on commissioning of liaison services has shown there is agreement across all NHS staff groups (commissioners, psychiatrists and hospital managers) that patients in mental health crises are currently being signposted to emergency departments, despite the concerns raised about the appropriateness of using EDs for this purpose [27]. A recent report by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has recommended that all people presenting to EDs in a mental health crisis should undergo immediate mental health triage at the time of their arrival and that parallel physical and mental assessments should be the norm to improve patient experience and limit time in the emergency setting [28].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For many people experiencing an acute mental health problem, attending the emer­gency department (ED) of a local general hospital is the default option in a crisis 3 , and in some mental health systems primary care referrals may be directed to this setting. Despite efforts to develop alternatives, mental health presentations to the ED have been reported to be on the rise across the US 4 , Australia 5 and England 6 .…”
Section: Assessment and Immediate Management Of The Crisismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…населення), а кількість амбулаторно-поліклінічних закладів збільшилась вдвічі -6,9/13,8% (на 10 тис. населення) [20].…”
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“…Кількість медичних сестер соціальної допомоги у 12,4-23,7 рази менше порівняно з медичними сестрами лікарень. Загалом за останні роки реєструється менша кількість лікарів-психологів, соціальних працівників, медичних сестер соціальної допомоги на 10 тисяч населення порівняно з країнами ЄС [18,20].…”
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