Individual placement and support: from research to practice
Authors:
- Miles RinaldiMRMiles Rinaldi
- Rachel PerkinsRPRachel Perkins
- Edmund GlynnEGEdmund Glynn
- Tatiana MontibellerTMTatiana Montibeller
- Mark ClenaghanMCMark Clenaghan
- Joan RutherfordJRJoan Rutherford
- 2 January 2008
- journal article
- Published by Cambridge University Press (CUP) in Advances in Psychiatric Treatment
- Vol. 14 (1) , 50-60
Abstract
Vocational rehabilitation for people with severe mental health problems is poorly developed in the UK. Although there is a clear evidence base indicating the effectiveness of approaches to helping people with severe mental health problems gain and retain employment there is generally a lack of awareness of this evidence. As a result there has been a lack of implementation within routine clinical practice of the most effective approaches to improving employment outcomes for such individuals.Keywords
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