Publications by authors named "Aafje Knispel"
Objective: Being engaged in work and social activities is associated with a better quality of life. However, little evidence is available on the relationship between different categories of social participation and quality of life in people with severe mental illnesses. Furthermore, longitudinal studies considering this relationship in people with severe mental illnesses (SMI) are scarce.
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- National policies and health care systems significantly influence community support for individuals with severe mental health issues.
- A comparison of experiences from Denmark, England, and the Netherlands highlights the importance of themes like social inclusion policies, defined responsibilities and services, adequate funding, and integrated care.
- Effective implementation of these themes can help transform ideological support into practical, solid policies that enhance social inclusion for those affected.
Introduction: Different professionals provide health care for mental disorder in the primary care setting. In view of the changing reimbursement system in the Netherlands, information is needed on their specific expertise.
Method: This study attempts to describe this by literature study, by assessment of expert opinions, and by consulting Associations of the relevant professions.