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How best to engage users of forensic services in research: Literature review and recommendations
Vollm, Birgit A. Foster, Sheena Bates, Peter Huband, Nick
Vollm, Birgit A.
Foster, Sheena
Bates, Peter
Huband, Nick
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ABSTRACTThis rapid review summarises the currently available information on how best to engage users of forensic mental health services in the research process. A search of six electronic databases and a general Internet search identified eleven peer-reviewed journal papers and twelve reports, the majority containing information derived using qualitative methods. Five areas of particular relevance to forensic settings were identified: power relations informed consent; attitudes of staff and other service users); practical difficulties; confidentiality and transparency; language and communication and training issues. Recommendations on engaging service users in forensic mental health research are presented.
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2017
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Patient participation, Health services research
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Vollm, B. A., Foster, S., Bates, P. & Huband, N. (2017). How best to engage users of forensic services in research: Literature review and recommendations. International Journal of Forensic Mental Health, 16(2), pp.183-195.
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This is an Author's Original Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in International Journal of Forensic Mental Health on 04/01/2017, available online: http://www.tandfonline.com/10.1080/14999013.2016.1255282.