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[Joint crisis plans in psychiatry].

Raoul Borbé1, Susanne Jaeger, Tilman Steinert

  • 1ZfP Die Weissenau, Ravensburg. raul.borbe@zfp-weissenau.de

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Summary

Joint crisis plans in psychiatry can reduce involuntary hospitalizations. Further research is needed in Germany to understand their effectiveness and implementation for mental health services.

Area of Science:

  • Psychiatry
  • Mental Health Services Research

Context:

  • Joint crisis plans are emerging in psychiatric care, particularly in North America and Great Britain.
  • Their implementation is increasing in Germany, despite a lack of legal regulations and research.

Purpose:

  • To provide an overview of the definitions, practice, and effects of joint crisis plans in psychiatry.
  • To highlight the current state of scientific literature and identify research gaps.

Summary:

  • A systematic literature review indicates that joint crisis plans are increasingly utilized.
  • Evidence from one randomized controlled trial suggests these plans can decrease involuntary hospitalizations and treatments.
  • The literature predominantly originates from North America and Great Britain.

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Impact:

  • Joint crisis plans are viewed as valuable by service users and some professionals.
  • Significant research is required in Germany concerning target populations, acceptance, implementation strategies, and clinical outcomes.