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Measuring the contribution of mental health services to the personal recovery of service users. |
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First supervisor |
Mike Slade |
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Second supervisor |
Mary Leamy |
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Abstract |
Abstract Recovery has become enshrined in the mental health policy of many countries. This provides a challenge to the way mental health workers have traditionally worked. If staff are to work in a different way to support recovery, there is a need to evaluate this. Some measures have been developed to assess the recovery orientation of staff and services from a service user perspective. None of these existing measures were developed in the UK and none have undergone extensive psychometric evaluation. Both of these facts make it difficult to recommend their use in the UK. This research involves the design, validation and use of a new measure –the INSPIRE-that assesses how service Method This research uses existing measurement design and evaluation methods and is composed of three phases. Phase One: INSPIRE development Phase Two: psychometric evaluation of INSPIRE Phase Three: use of INSPIRE to evaluate the REFOCUS RCT |
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Status: |
April 2010 ongoing |
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Julie Williams
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