Healthcare professionals’ perspectives on mental health service provision: a pilot focus group study in six European countries

The migration of health care professionals, especially physicians from Sub-Saharan African countries to high-income OECD countries, generates significant attention in

By analysing three mixed focus group discussions where both mental health service users and professionals participate, the article contributes to the discussion on focus

9 The results of a European study that included 7 European Union (EU) countries plus Israel, known as the SHELTER (Services and Health for Elderly in Long TERm Care) Study,

This study depicts the experiences of psychiatric re- hospitalisation among mental health service users from six European countries.. Following qualitative thematic ana-

In the areas of Loiret and Helsinki and Uusimaa, the rate of services found for the provision of acute care within hospital settings was much higher compared with the other countries

1) To use DESDE-LTC to identify and compare core health and other care services provided to people with mental health problems in selected areas of eight European countries. 2)

In the current study, we aim to examine how trajector- ies of mental health problems (i.e., symptoms of anxiety and depression) in women with children followed over six time

on recent drinking occasions varied over time and across European countries; (2) clustered adolescent beverage choice in European countries according to common beverage