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What Does Recovery Mean in Practice? A Qualitative Analysis of International Recovery-Oriented Practice Guidance

Psychiatric Services · 2011 · Vol. 62(12) · pp. 1470–1476

Clair Le Boutillier✉(King's College London)Mary Leamy(King's College London)Victoria Bird(King's College London)Larry Davidson(Yale University)Julie Williams(King's College London)Mike Slade(King's College London)

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Abstract

A key challenge for mental health services is the lack of clarity about what constitutes recovery-oriented practice. The conceptual framework contributes to this knowledge gap and provides a synthesis of recovery-oriented practice guidance.

Mental Health and Patient Involvement Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues Alcoholism and Thiamine DeficiencyQualitative researchQualitative analysisClinical PracticeGood practiceMedicineNursingSociologyEngineering ethicsEngineeringSocial science

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Adaptation, PsychologicalMental DisordersConcept FormationDocumentationEuropeHumansMental Health ServicesNew ZealandOrganizational ObjectivesPatient ParticipationProfessional-Patient RelationsUnited StatesPractice Guidelines as TopicRecovery of FunctionPatient Rights