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Experiences of participating in individual placement and support: a meta‐ethnographic review and synthesis of qualitative studies.
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- Author(s): Moen, Ellen Å.; Walseth, Liv T.; Larsen, Inger Beate
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Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences; Jun2021, Vol. 35 Issue 2, p343-352, 10p, 1 Diagram, 2 Charts- Subject Terms:
META-synthesis; THOUGHT & thinking; CINAHL database; PSYCHOLOGY information storage & retrieval systems; WORK environment; TEAMS in the workplace; PATIENT participation; PROFESSIONS; MEDICAL information storage & retrieval systems; INDIVIDUAL development; FRUSTRATION; SOCIAL workers; CONVALESCENCE; UNCERTAINTY; ETHNOLOGY research; METAPHOR; CONFLICT (Psychology); HEALTH; BUSINESS; QUALITY assurance; INTERPROFESSIONAL relations; PHYSICIANS; VOCATIONAL rehabilitation; PUBLIC welfare; MEDLINE; PSYCHOLOGICAL adaptation; SUPPORTED employment; INDUSTRIAL relations - Source:
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- Abstract: Aim: To provide increased understanding about how work applicants, employment specialists, social workers in the welfare service and clinicians in mental healthcare service experience participating in individual placement and support (IPS). Methods: We searched in several databases and identified 17 studies published from 2007 to 2017 in Sweden, USA, Canada, UK, Australia and Denmark, and applied meta‐ethnographic reinterpretation and synthesis. Results: The employment specialists followed the core ideas of IPS, where work is seen as a way to recover. They saw the work applicants' preferences and needs as important for health and well‐being, and crucial for successful work rehabilitation. In order to reach these goals, they offered a personal relationship to the work applicants. Work applicants clearly appreciated this personalised recovery‐oriented mindset. Furthermore, work applicants needed the employment specialists as culture brokers between health‐related questions and the expectations met in the labour market. Social workers lacked resources to such personalised support, and they were under demand of welfare regulations made for a 'train then place' model, which conflicts with the view that work leads to recovery as IPS sees it in their 'place then train' model. The scarce knowledge of the clinicians' experiences in the present study suggests that they are sceptical to work as a way to recover, which is in conflict with IPS. Conclusions: The work applicants highlighted the significance of the individualised support they received. Social workers and some clinicians found it difficult to provide this important personalised support towards work. Conflicting mindsets between the traditional gradual work rehabilitation paradigm and the IPS approach as a way of recovering might explain these frustrations and distance. Recommendations for practice. An improvement of IPS may depend on more cooperation based on an acceptance of the recovery‐oriented mindset, which for some will mean an acceptance of new knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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