Staff perceptions of the management of mental health presentations to the emergency department of a rural Australian hospital: qualitative study

[1] Morphet J(2012)Managing people with mental health presentations in emergency departments--a service exploration of the issues surrounding responsiveness from a mental health care consumer and career perspective Australas Emerg Nurs J 15 148-155

[2] Innes K(2014)Emergency department staff attitudes towards mental health consumers: a literature review and thematic content analysis Int J Ment Health Nurs 23 273-284

[3] Munro I(2007)Caring for patients with suicidal behaviour: an exploratory study Br J Nurs 16 1218-1222

[4] O'Brien A(2013)Knowledge and confidence of Australian emergency department clinicians in managing patients with mental health-related presentations: findings from a national qualitative study Int J Emerg Med 6 1-7

[5] Gaskin CJ(2016)Perceptions of Australasian emergency department staff of the impact of alcohol-related presentations MJA 204 155-711

[6] Reed F(2011)Mental health-related learning needs of clinicians working in Australian emergency departments: a national survey of self-reported confidence and knowledge Emerg Med Australas 23 697-25

[7] Clarke D(2016)Qualitative descriptive methods in health science research Health Environ Res Des J 9 16-55

[8] Usick R(2011)Perceived differences in the management of mental health patients in remote and rural australia and strategies for improvement: findings from a national qualitative study of emergency clinicians Emerg Med Int 2011 965027-818

[9] Sanderson A(2007)What general emergency nurses want to know about mental health patients presenting to their emergency department Accid Emerg Nurs 15 48-1224

[10] Giles-Smith L(2020)Simulation-based medical education can be used to improve the mental health competency of emergency physicians Australas Psychiatry 2020 1039856220901480-692

[1] Morphet J(2012)Managing people with mental health presentations in emergency departments--a service exploration of the issues surrounding responsiveness from a mental health care consumer and career perspective Australas Emerg Nurs J 15 148-155

[2] Innes K(2014)Emergency department staff attitudes towards mental health consumers: a literature review and thematic content analysis Int J Ment Health Nurs 23 273-284

[3] Munro I(2007)Caring for patients with suicidal behaviour: an exploratory study Br J Nurs 16 1218-1222

[4] O'Brien A(2013)Knowledge and confidence of Australian emergency department clinicians in managing patients with mental health-related presentations: findings from a national qualitative study Int J Emerg Med 6 1-7

[5] Gaskin CJ(2016)Perceptions of Australasian emergency department staff of the impact of alcohol-related presentations MJA 204 155-711

[6] Reed F(2011)Mental health-related learning needs of clinicians working in Australian emergency departments: a national survey of self-reported confidence and knowledge Emerg Med Australas 23 697-25

[7] Clarke D(2016)Qualitative descriptive methods in health science research Health Environ Res Des J 9 16-55

[8] Usick R(2011)Perceived differences in the management of mental health patients in remote and rural australia and strategies for improvement: findings from a national qualitative study of emergency clinicians Emerg Med Int 2011 965027-818

[9] Sanderson A(2007)What general emergency nurses want to know about mental health patients presenting to their emergency department Accid Emerg Nurs 15 48-1224

[10] Giles-Smith L(2020)Simulation-based medical education can be used to improve the mental health competency of emergency physicians Australas Psychiatry 2020 1039856220901480-692