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The discussions reflect a keen interest in participatory models and highlight the limited but growing body of evidence, exemplified by mentions of pilot studies in Ethiopia and literature reviews, with tone suggesting a recognition of the importance but also the need for more rigorous research to strengthen mental health systems.
Most posts acknowledge the importance of involving service users and caregivers, showing general support for the article's premise.
Discussions demonstrate high curiosity, especially with references to models and literature reviews, indicating strong engagement with the topic.
Posts go beyond surface-level reactions, mentioning specific research approaches like participatory action research and Theory of Change models.
While the discussions highlight the significance of the review, they mainly emphasize the need for more research and practical applications rather than immediate policy change.
Just twenty papers on service user & caregiver involvement over a decade of #globalmentalhealth research. Here's the @PROJECT_EMERALD review that we discussed in yesterday's panel on #Recovery in the Global South #RonR2019, for a little further reading. https://t.co/swQ5pM3Fgf https://t.co/oHoCyBTkpu
RT @gracekryan: Just twenty papers on service user & caregiver involvement over a decade of #globalmentalhealth research. Here's the @PROJ…
Developing a Theory of Change model of service user and caregiver involvement in mental health system strengthening in primary health care in rural Ethiopia https://t.co/XJ28ca4XRN
Using participatory action research to pilot a model of service user and caregiver involvement in mental health system strengthening in Ethiopian primary healthcare: a case study https://t.co/GE1Dv2T1lp
This systematic review explores how involving mental health service users and caregivers can strengthen health systems in low and middle-income countries. Although current efforts are limited, engagement shows…
The systematic review investigates how involving mental health service users and caregivers can strengthen health systems in low and middle-income countries, noting that such involvement is limited but has potential.
Using participatory action research to pilot a model of service user and caregiver involvement in mental health system strengthening in Ethiopian primary healthcare: a case study https://t.co/GE1Dv2T1lp
Developing a Theory of Change model of service user and caregiver involvement in mental health system strengthening in primary health care in rural Ethiopia https://t.co/XJ28ca4XRN
RT @gracekryan: Just twenty papers on service user & caregiver involvement over a decade of #globalmentalhealth research. Here's the @PROJ…
Just twenty papers on service user & caregiver involvement over a decade of #globalmentalhealth research. Here's the @PROJECT_EMERALD review that we discussed in yesterday's panel on #Recovery in the Global South #RonR2019, for a little further reading. https://t.co/swQ5pM3Fgf https://t.co/oHoCyBTkpu
Semrau et al. BMC Health Services Research (2016) 16:79. DOI 10.1186/s12913-016-1323-8. RESEARCH ARTICLE Open Access. Service user and caregiver involvement in.
... 10.1186/s12913-019-4060-y. 55. Zinkler M, Von Peter S. End coercion in ... 016-1323-8. 722. Ryan G, Semrau M, Nkurunungi E, Mpango R. Service user ...
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