Abstract

The project run in Ghana by the South West London and St George’s Mental Health National Health Service (NHS) Trust, Royal College of Psychiatrists and Challenges Worldwide, is a good model for developing opportunities for UK psychiatrists to practise in low- and middle-income countries (

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  • The views of patients and carers are important when developing new services

  • The actual data obtained by Dibben et al will be useful in countering recent suggestions from crisis specialists that their services should be expanded to include older adults (Cooper et al, 2007)

  • Our study showed that carers showed a trend towards greater satisfaction with the CRHTT compared with hospital admission

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Introduction

The views of patients and carers are important when developing new services. Our study showed that carers showed a trend towards greater satisfaction with the CRHTT compared with hospital admission. The actual data obtained by Dibben et al will be useful in countering recent suggestions from crisis specialists that their services should be expanded to include older adults (Cooper et al, 2007).

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