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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"service barriers"”.

  1. Telemedicine and PTSD assessment of veterans: A study of equivalence between videoconferencing (VTC) and face-to-face (FTF) methods

    … technology to provide health care services to clients with distance barriers to providers. This is relevant for America’s veterans who require services for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but find that these specialty services are not always available locally. This study …

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  2. An Ecological Approach to Understanding the Stigma Associated with Receiving Mental Health Services: The Role of Social Proximity

    Mental health services suffer the substantial limitation of helping only those who seek their assistance. Previous research has demonstrated that mental health stigma, including social and self-stigma, is one of the most significant barriers to an individual seeking available mental health …

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  3. The views of healthcare providers on providing a brief treatment to address methamphetamine use among patients with a dual diagnosis

    … to understand the patient needs and potential service barriers to care before formulating a treatment. This study begins to address this gap by seeking to understand the views of healthcare providers on a brief treatment to address MA use among patients with a dual diagnosis. METHODS: Thirteen …

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  4. Alcohol-Related Brain Damage: A Delphi Consensus Study and the Development and Pretesting of a Novel Screening Tool

    … within UK health and social care services despite evidence that early identification and intervention can improve outcomes. Identification is currently reliant on non-specific cognitive measures or informal clinical judgement, with no standardised ARBD-specific screening tools …

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