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Implementing successful residential alternatives to acute in-patient psychiatric services: lessons from a multi-centre study of alternatives in England
2011
Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences
Structured summary Background: Standard acute psychiatric care in the U.K. is costly but problematic. Alternatives to standard in-patient wards exist, but little is known about their effectiveness, implementation and sustainability. This paper explores successful features and limitations of five residential alternative services in England, and factors that facilitate or impede their initial and sustained implementation and success. Methods: Semi-structured interviews about the functioning of
doi:10.1017/s204579601100076x
pmid:22789167
fatcat:gperwmyqwjh35nq4supcfnk6pm