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Professional and service-user perspectives regarding the future of mental healthcare in Israel - Israel Journal of Health Policy Research

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By Tzur Bitan, Hod HaSharon, Nakash Bar
| link.springer.com
Abstract A recent call has been made in Israel to address the needs of citizens inflicted by multiple adversities such world pandemic, internal conflicts, events of mass trauma and ongoing war. Nonetheless, public’s and mental health professional’s view regarding these needs and their prioritization is not well understood. This study aims to bridge this gap in knowledge, by assessing mental health service users and professionals’ views regarding the future of mental health in Israel.
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Technologically assisted intensive home treatment: feasibility study

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By Tzur Bitan, Sackler Faculty, Asaf Caspi, Jinya Cao
| Frontiers
Introduction Psychiatric inpatients settings are considered the most routine and traditional route to provide care to patients with acute mental outbreaks. Nonetheless, in recent years attention has been brought to the potential adverse effects of admission to psychiatric hospitals for individuals with severe mental disorders. These adverse effects are reported to include self-esteem impairment (1), social maladaptation (2) and symptomatic deterioration (3).
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Technologically assisted Intensive Home Treatment: Feasibility study

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By Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv District, Tzur Bitan
| Frontiers
Asaf Caspi1, Dana Tzur Bitan2*, Ofir Halaly2, Ofri Halaly2, Avraham Friedlander2, Galia Barkai1, Eyal Zimlichman1, Orit Stein3, Mordechai Shani1, Ziv Amitai1, Tsofiya Ansbacher2 and Mark Weiser1 1Sheba Medical Center, Israel 2Ariel University, Israel 3Maccabi Institute for Health Services Research, Israel The final, formatted version of the article will be published soon.
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