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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe how an adult liaison psychiatry service was established at a hospital introducing the special interest service provision model, which is a cost‐effective method of developing new services. Design/methodology/approach – The paper describes a step‐by‐step process of setting up a new service. Nearly, 20 months after its introduction, the new service was evaluated using a retrospective survey design that involved reviewing the patient referral forms. The authors looked at the demographical data, reasons for referral and the outcome of assessment for patient assessed by this service. Findings – Results revealed that the majority of the referrals (51 per cent, n =136) were from the medical ward, 56 per cent of the psychiatric assessments were done within 24 hours of the referral, 37 per cent of the assessed patients were provisionally diagnosed with a depressive episode and 24 per cent with substance misuse. Originality/value – The paper describes a new model of service provision. From the above findings it can be extrapolated that this model of service provision is generalisable and can be replicated anywhere in the UK. This paper would interest clinicians and individuals interested in service development and improving patient care.
The Journal of Mental Health Training Education and Practice – Emerald Publishing
Published: Sep 16, 2011
Keywords: United Kingdom; Higher trainees; Service development; Service provision; Liaison psychiatry; Training; Mental health services; Adults; Education
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