2013
DOI: 10.3109/09638237.2013.815337
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Transplanting recovery: Research and practice in the Nordic countries

Abstract: There is a need to identify and describe factors in Nordic mental health systems that may influence the recovery process. A corresponding challenge will be to translate and further develop outcome indicators that can promote a recovery-oriented health system.

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“…The recovery paradigm, which has become an increasingly central focus in many western countries, directing systems to work towards a vision of recovery for all, is an emerging focus in Sweden as well. While a medical paradigm still dominates much of traditional mental health care, a focus on recovery-focused practice is now developing together with an increased emphasis on user involvement in psychiatric care [20]. In describing the components of a recovery-oriented practice or system, a system of services that can contribute to and support the individual's own possibilities for recovery, LeBoutillier et al [21] stress; working relationships with professionals built on partnership and hope, a holistic, strengths-based focus that can help the individual to develop their own recovery goals, organisational commitment (to creating structures and environments that support recovery) and the promotion of citizenship, social integration and participation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recovery paradigm, which has become an increasingly central focus in many western countries, directing systems to work towards a vision of recovery for all, is an emerging focus in Sweden as well. While a medical paradigm still dominates much of traditional mental health care, a focus on recovery-focused practice is now developing together with an increased emphasis on user involvement in psychiatric care [20]. In describing the components of a recovery-oriented practice or system, a system of services that can contribute to and support the individual's own possibilities for recovery, LeBoutillier et al [21] stress; working relationships with professionals built on partnership and hope, a holistic, strengths-based focus that can help the individual to develop their own recovery goals, organisational commitment (to creating structures and environments that support recovery) and the promotion of citizenship, social integration and participation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It could also be important to focus on aspects of organisational factors, and how these might influence the support for implementing physical activity in the process of recovery. It has been stated that recovery research in the Nordic countries is rather limited and primarily echoes the findings from research conducted in the USA and Great Britain (Schön & Rosenberg, 2013). Since there are prerequisites related to the organisation of mental healthcare, it may therefore be necessary to conduct further studies on this topic on national and local levels.…”
Section: Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the slow process of rolling out many of these interventions, has led to a growing interest in implementation issues that may be specific to Sweden. General barriers for implementing these interventions, which have their origins in Anglo-Saxon countries, include the misfit between the highly sectorized welfare system in Sweden and the integrative services required by many of the evidence-based interventions (Schön & Rosenberg, 2013). The Swedish constitution also limits the ability of the national government to direct policy and services at the local level.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%