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Improving mental and physical healthcare for older adults an inpatient service development project by frontline staff | Author(s) | Nadia Majeed, Elaine Williams |
Journal title | Psychology of Older People: The FPOP Bulletin, no 133, January 2016 |
Publisher | British Psychological Society, January 2016 |
Pages | pp 72-77 |
Source | http://www.bps.org.uk/newtworks-and-communities/me... |
Keywords | Health [elderly] ; Mental health [elderly] ; In-patients ; Medical care ; Medical workers ; Coordination ; Medical wards ; Geriatric units ; Projects. |
Annotation | The complexities of working in older adults services where clients often experience co-morbid conditions can highlight the necessity for collaborative working between physical and mental healthcare providers. Three older adult mental and physical health wards based in a psychiatric and community hospital started a collaborative service development project to improve holistic patient care. The authors discuss how providing staff with the authority and autonomy to make organisational changes can have a positive impact for patients, staff and the NHS Trust. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-160127209 A |
Classmark | CC: D: LF7: LK: QT: QAJ: LD4: LDB: 3E |
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