Background Targeted mental health interventions are increasingly described as
individualised, personalised or person-centred approaches. However, the definitions for …

Background: Social participation can be described as engaging in activities that provide
interaction with others, and support for social participation may reduce loneliness and …

It is well accepted that the preferred place of care for many people is in their own homes and
that home care services have the potential to allow people to remain in their own homes for …

Research has highlighted the importance of health and social care professionals'
collaboration with family caregivers. In the field of mental healthcare, involvement of family …

Realist evaluation provides a general method of evaluating the application of interventions
including policy, legislation, projects, and new processes in social settings such as law …

Understanding of local conceptions of personhood and mental illness is central for
developing therapeutic alliance and treatment regimens for persons living with mental …

Many family carers of older people living with dementia report reduced quality of life, but
limited research has investigated what they believe could improve it. Our thematic analysis …

Methods: Four studies were included. In the first study, care recipient interviews explored
perceptions of social participation. In the second, a total population survey investigated the …

Background Double-duty caregivers are health care professionals caring for family members
or friends outside the workplace. While they may communicate frequently with colleagues in …