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(1.1) Section 1: The need for alternatives

(1.2) Why have alternatives to admission?

(1.3) Section 1: Recap 1

(1.4) Why have alternatives? Summary

(1.5) What alternatives are possible?

(1.6) Section 1: Recap 2

(1.7) What alternatives are possible? Summary

(1.8) Who needs admitting?

(1.9) Section 1: Recap 3

(1.10) Section 1: Summary

 

(2.1) Section 2: Crisis resolution and home treatment

(2.2) Team planning

(2.3) Section 2: Recap 1

(2.4) Team structure

(2.5) Section 2: Recap 2

(2.6) Team worker characteristics

(2.7) Section 2: Recap 3

(2.8) Team functions

(2.9) Team base

(2.10) Service integration

(2.11) Troubleshooting in teams

(2.12) Section 2: Summary

 

(3.1) Section 3: Background theory

(3.2) What is a crisis?

(3.3) The common origins of crises

(3.4) Crisis intervention

(3.5) Individuals and social networks

(3.6) Section 3: Recap 1

(3.7) What are social systems?

(3.8) Map of a social network

(3.9) Section 3: Recap 2

(3.10) Crises for crisis resolution and home treatment

(3.11) Social factors and admission

(3.12) Section 3: Summary

 

(4.1) Section 4: Assessment

(4.2) Gatekeeping

(4.3) The story so far

(4.4) Section 4: Recap 1

(4.5) What information to ask for when a call comes in

(4.6) What information to ask for when a call comes in: Summary

(4.7) Three phone calls

(4.8) Getting more information

(4.9) Case study

(4.10) Section 4: Summary

 

(5.1) Section 5: Intervention

(5.2) The ward on wheels

(5.3) Practical problems

(5.4) Section 5: Recap 1

(5.5) Social system interventions

(5.6) Short-term changes

(5.7) Long-term changes

(5.8) Social systems meetings

(5.9) The individual and the group

(5.10) Enabling early discharge

(5.11) Section 5: Summary

 

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