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JOURNAL OF MENTAL HEALTH
Volume 20, Issue 5, Pages 464-472Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.3109/09638231003728109
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Forensic psychiatry; views/attitudes of consumers; collaborative research
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Background: Although service-users are increasingly involved in the conduct of research in mental health settings, involvement in forensic mental health settings is limited. Aims: This paper looks at the factors perceived by professionals and service-users as important for developing collaborative research in forensic mental health settings. Method: Following a collaborative research project undertaken in three forensic mental health units, the researchers involved in the project (professionals and service-users) reviewed factors perceived as important for developing service-user research in secure settings. Results: Three broad themes were identified. The main issues considered within these themes were detailed. Conclusions: Service-users in forensic mental health settings are able to have full involvement in research.
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