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    • To examine the impact of geographical restructuring on adult mental health services.
    • To critically assess established practices within a mental health unit.

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    • Analysis of a multidisciplinary team's review process.
    • Evaluation of traditional mental health service delivery models.

    Main Results:

    • The restructuring initiative is prompting a re-evaluation of existing mental health care paradigms.
    • Traditional concepts are being critically examined by the Southsea-based team.

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    • The reorganization facilitates a review of mental health service delivery.
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