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Why peer-led crisis plan practice does — and does not — transform psychiatric ward culture: a realist-informed qualitative study from Japan

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By Tatsuya Tamura, Tomoko Omiya, Mikie Ebihara, Michiko Ban, Kumiko Ando
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Abstract Background: Japan's psychiatric inpatient environment — characterized by the world's highest per-capita psychiatric bed rate, entrenched coercive care, and persistent physical restraint — has resisted policy reform. Crisis Plans (CP) are meant to be authored by the service users who may experience a crisis, but in practice, clinicians often write them instead.
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