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New @UCL_crisiscare paper - first from the AD-CARE study examining provision of Acute Day Units across the country
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Tweeting on the Core and AdCare teams' research to improve mental health crisis care in the NHS, and more generally on acute mental health care.
Division of Psychiatry, UCL Katılım Mart 2014
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@soniajohnson @UCL_crisiscare @UniOslo Interesting! A conversation with a German psychiatrist highlighted similar disparities - their teams were often focused on supporting people who experience frequent crises, such as those with a diagnosis of PD - rather than psychosis or gatekeeping hospital
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Manic symptoms linked to longer duration of untreated illness and 19% reduced rate of remission over 1 year in FEP. Need more focus and care pathways for this group. New paper in @ActaPsychScand bit.ly/3tFrrls with @dhett20 @soniajohnson @imh @LES_UniBham
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Has been great to contribute to this Norwegian research, finding that crisis teams there are probably a rather different kind of beast from English teams, despite a similar starting point @UCL_crisiscare @UniOslo bmcpsychiatry.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
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Mary-Anne Cotton led a 2007 London study addressing a similar question in which assessment-related variables looked most important
bmcpsychiatry.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
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New study from Switzerland - is home treatment for everyone? Intensive home treatment less likely with more social problems or "personality disorder" diagnosis
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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@UCL_PCPH A comparison of clinical outcome, service satisfaction and well-being in people using acute date units and crisis resolution teams: cohort study in England. Part of @UCL_crisiscare
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Major new contribution to understanding the crisis care system: @NewbiggingKaren publish their report on the role of the voluntary sector in mental health crises
Karen Newbigging@NewbiggingKaren
Delighted that our study on the role of the voluntary sector in mental health crisis care is out. journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hsdr/hsdr08290… Thank you to a fabulous team and to all our participants who shared deeply troubling experiences of being in crisis @imh @HSMC @jahkey2u @CentreforMH
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Our Impact Survey results show 60% of respondents found it harder to access a GP or psychiatrist post #COVID19; with nearly half (48%) saying it was harder to reach a Crisis Team for urgent help. The preliminary results are now available on our website.
bipolaruk.org/blog/covid-19-…
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What's happening in mental health care during COVID-19?
A thread to give an overview of the pre-print reporting on our recent survey of 2000+ UK mental health staff.
Pre-prints have not yet been accepted by peer-reviewed journals.
medrxiv.org/content/10.110…
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1/15 A thread on our @MentalHealthPRU synthesis of international perspectives and experiences of COVID-19 impact on people already living with mental health problems and on mental health services
Pre-print, not yet accepted for a peer-reviewed journal.
medrxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Epidemiology of loneliness in a cohort of UK mental health community crisis service users as part of @13Jingyi #PhD using data from @UCL_crisiscare in loneliness special issue of @sppejournal @soniajohnson @FarhanaMann @Francesca_Solmi @UCLPsychiatry @UCL_PCPH
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"One woman told our crisis centre that she had enjoyed a fulfilling life which included extremely meaningful voluntary work, as well as access to a number of mental health support groups."
"All of that had instantly disappeared":
mentalhealthtoday.co.uk/blog/crisis-ca…
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Especially challenging times for crisis care currently - the @MentalHealthPRU team are very keen to get a good response from crisis sectors in all sectors to this survey - crisis service staff, great if you could please complete and share! Thanks.
Sonia Johnson@soniajohnson
Do you work in mental health, in any sector or specialty? Please complete and share our @MentalHealthPRU #COVIDMentalhealth survey to allow us to report quickly to policy makers and everyone on what's hapening in mental health care elfi.sh/covidmh-survey Many thanks!
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Getting high quality research into practice, within months not years! 👏
Great work from @soniajohnson @UCL_crisiscare @doctorfreddie @CI_NHS
Sonia Johnson@soniajohnson
Really delighted to see this - following our @UCL_crisiscare positive trial of peer-supported self-management, @doctorfreddie , Dean & @CI_NHS colleagues are implementing the model. V much look forward to hearing how it goes. Trial paper here: thelancet.com/journals/lance…
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Here is a Twitter thread summary of the programme of work that has culminated in publication of results of the CORE study cluster randomised trial of a service improvement package for crisis resolution teams. Many years of work in 16 tweets! @UCLPsychiatry @Mental_Elf
UCL Crisis Care@UCL_crisiscare
(1) Here is a thread to summarise the CORE study @UCL_crisiscare study, just published in @TheBJPsych. It was funded by the @OfficialNIHR, programme manager was Bryn Lloyd-Evans, chief investigator @soniajohnson cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Just published - our @TheLancetPsych @MentalHealthPRU sys review & meta on factors associated with involuntary hospitalisation.
We found psychosis diagnosis and previous involuntary admission to have strongest associations with involuntary rather than voluntary admissions
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