Who's involved in Care Planning? by Charlotte Pearce https://padlet.com/charlottepearce1_2/hwo5s6grpgvj What does evidence base suggest about involving the service user and their families in the care planning process? en-us 2018-01-16 16:17:16 UTC 2020-02-25 13:28:04 UTC hello@padlet.com There are some helpful resources below, but feel free to have a good look around, in your MH nursing text books and maybe some of your own articles you may have found charlottepearce1_2 https://padlet.com/charlottepearce1_2/hwo5s6grpgvj/wish/320767963 (remember you can post links but don't directly copy and paste pictures from another author).]]> 2019-01-15 14:27:02 UTC https://padlet.com/charlottepearce1_2/hwo5s6grpgvj/wish/320767963 20 ways Service User involvement can help their mental health (as thought up by the Carlisle students) https://padlet.com/charlottepearce1_2/hwo5s6grpgvj/wish/450049350 1.       Share interests, incorporate into care plan
2.       Person centred goals
3.       Purpose through involvement
4.       Promote recovery
5.       Likes and dislikes
6.       Making complaints for positive outcomes
7.       Evaluation
8.       Developing/maintaining identity
9.       Encourages service users to engage, empowerment
10.   Giving back some control
11.   Development of therapeutic relationship
12.   Promotes independence
13.   Increases understanding of own and other’s mental health
14.   Encourages services users to ask more questions
15.   Helps service users come to terms with a diagnosis
16.   Helps service users recognise progress and deterioration
17.   Opportunity to reflect and develop insight
18.   Recognising relapse and crisis planning (and triggers)
19.   Understanding their medications
20.   Future treatment plans

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