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Adverse mental health inpatient experiences: qualitative systematic review of international literature.

November 20, 2024

Hallett N, Dickinson R, Eneje E, et al. Int J Nurs Stud. 2024;161:104923.

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Mental health inpatients are a vulnerable population and have reported negative experiences while receiving inpatient psychiatric care. This systematic review highlights adverse or negative experiences reported by current or former inpatients. Across 111 studies, patients reported an imbalance of power, feeling traumatized or retraumatized, and poor coordination during care transitions.

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