Andrea McCloughen

Associate Professor Mental Health Nursing

University of Sydney

Australia

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Andrea McCloughen is an Associate Professor of Mental Health Nursing at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on mental health recovery, organizational change in mental health care systems, and the intersection of physical and mental health, as evidenced by her recent publications. She has conducted ethnographic studies and qualitative case studies that explore the experiences of individuals with schizophrenia and the implications of open dialogue approaches in mental health services.

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Co‐design and evaluation of a multidisciplinary teaching resource on mental health recovery involving people with lived experience

“It’s Not Important”—The Social Constructing of Poor Physical Health as ‘Normal’ among People with Schizophrenia: Integrated Findings from an Ethnographic Study

Organizational Change in Complex Systems: Organizational and Leadership Factors in the Introduction of Open Dialogue to Mental Health Care Services

Predictors and outcomes of patients that return unplanned to the Emergency Department and require critical care admission: A multicenter study

Clinician perspectives on reasons for, implications and management of unplanned patient returns to the Emergency Department: A descriptive study

Client and Family Responses to an Open Dialogue Approach in Early Intervention in Psychosis: A Prospective Qualitative Case Study

Open Dialogue trainees’ expectations of ‘shared concern’: An international focus group study

Open dialogue trainees' perspectives on learning processes and psychotherapeutic practice: A prospective focus group study

Experiences and outcomes of women with bleeding in early pregnancy presenting to the Emergency Department: An integrative review.

Barriers and Possible Solutions to Providing Physical Health Care in Mental Health Care: A Qualitative Study of Danish Key Informants’ Perspectives

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Timothy Chen

Claire Hutchinson

Nicola Hancock

Karen Arblaster

Lynette Mackenzie

Ben Ong

Rochelle Einboden

Birgitte Lerbæk

Baylie Trostian

Jo River

Rikke Jørgensen

Niels Buus

Sally Katherine Tracy

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