Conducting Patient Oriented Research (POR) in a Forensic Psychiatric Facility: A Case Study of Patient Involvement

IF 1.3 4区 医学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
C. Dell, L. Williamson, H. McKenzie, M. Mela, D. Akça, M. Cruz, T. Ramsum, S. Sultana, N. Camacho Soto, A. Kamal
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Abstract

Abstract Patient oriented research (POR) is new to the healthcare research landscape in Canada and has not yet been applied to the forensic field. This review begins by introducing POR, the POR Level of Engagement Tool, and complimentary approaches used in research with forensic patients. Next, the potential key challenges, paradoxes, and benefits of applying POR to a forensic mental health setting are presented. Drawing on this understanding, a review of our team’s experiences applying the POR Level of Engagement Tool at the Regional Psychiatric Center, a Canadian forensic psychiatric facility, is presented as a case study. The research question supported by our patient advisors and addressed with patients and facility staff was: “What topics do you think we need to know more about to benefit patients at the Regional Psychiatric Center?” We conclude this review article with recommendations on how to meaningfully, and practically, involve forensic psychiatric patients diagnosed with mental disorders in POR when initiating a project. Forensic psychiatric patients can provide insightful knowledge based on their experiences of mental illness to improve the prison health care system and practices.
在法医精神病学设施中进行以患者为导向的研究(POR):患者参与的案例研究
摘要以患者为导向的研究(POR)是加拿大医疗保健研究领域的一个新领域,尚未应用于法医学领域。本综述首先介绍POR,POR参与水平工具,以及用于法医患者研究的补充方法。接下来,介绍了将POR应用于法医心理健康环境的潜在关键挑战、悖论和好处。基于这一理解,我们的团队在加拿大法医精神病机构区域精神病中心应用POR参与水平工具的经验作为案例研究进行了回顾。由我们的患者顾问支持并与患者和机构工作人员讨论的研究问题是:“你认为我们需要了解更多关于哪些主题才能使区域精神病中心的患者受益?”,在启动项目时,涉及被诊断为POR精神障碍的法医精神病患者。法医精神病患者可以根据他们的精神疾病经历提供有见地的知识,以改善监狱的医疗保健系统和做法。
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