qualitative research – A New Vision for Mental Health

Acceptability and optimisation of resources to support antidepressant cessation: A qualitative think-aloud study with patients

Author: Editorial 30th August 2023 0 Comments

This study by Suzanne McDonald, Katharine Ann Wallis, Mark Horowitz, Esther Mann, Vilany Le and Maria Donald has been published in the British Journal of General Practice. The abstract says: “Background: Stopping long-term (>12 months) antidepressants can be difficult for patients…
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antidepressants, British Journal of General Practice, deprescriptions, depression, Esther Mann, Katharine Ann Wallis, Maria Donald, Mark Horowitz, psychiatry, qualitative research, Research, Suzanne McDonald, Vilany Le

Want to Understand Delusions? Listen to the People Who Have Them

Author: Editorial 20th June 2022 0 Comments

This article by Grace Huckins is subtitled “A small group of schizophrenia researchers thinks that personal narratives can tell us what test scores and brain scans can’t”. It has been published by Wired. It begins: “FOR THE FIRST decades of Sohee Park’s…
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delusions, Grace Huckins, neuroscience, personal narrative, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, psychosis, qualitative research, Research, Rosa Ritunnano, schizophrenia, Sohee Park, Wired

Survivor-Controlled Research: A New Foundation for Thinking about Psychiatry and Mental Health

Author: Editorial 30th September 2019 0 Comments

This article by Jasna Russo has been published on the Forum: Qualitative Social Research . The abstract says: “Survivor-controlled research in the field of mental health can be perceived as the most extended development of participatory research. This is not only because it does…
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experiental knowledge, Forum: Qualitative Social Research, Jasna Russo, participatory research, psychiatry, qualitative research, Research, researcher's identity, service user involvement, survivor-controlled research, user-controlled research

Complexity in Primary Care : Understanding its Value

Author: Editorial 5th September 2019 0 Comments

This book has been written by Keiran Sweeny. One review says: “Exeter general practitioner Kieran Sweeney presents an elegant ponderosity: that the explanatory model in contemporary medicine needs to be overhauled to accommodate plurality of world views. This book’s strength…
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books, Clients & Patients, complexity, complexity-based practice, evidence-based medicine, General Practitioners, Kieran Sweeney, non-linear paradigm, primare care, qualitative research