Interventions designed to improve therapeutic communications between black and minority ethnic people and professionals working in psychiatric services: a systematic review of the evidence for their effectiveness
Bhui, K., Aslam, R. W., Palinski, A., McCabe, R., Johnson, M. R., Weich, S., Singh, S. P., Knapp, M.
, Ardino, V. & Szczepura, A.
(2015).
Interventions designed to improve therapeutic communications between black and minority ethnic people and professionals working in psychiatric services: a systematic review of the evidence for their effectiveness.
Health Technology Assessment,
19(31), 1-174.
https://doi.org/10.3310/hta19310
, Ardino, V. & Szczepura, A.
(2015).
Interventions designed to improve therapeutic communications between black and minority ethnic people and professionals working in psychiatric services: a systematic review of the evidence for their effectiveness.
Health Technology Assessment,
19(31), 1-174.
https://doi.org/10.3310/hta19310
Black and minority ethnic (BME) people using psychiatric services are at greater risk of non-engagement, dropout from care and not receiving evidence-based interventions than white British people.