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Evaluation of the Scottish Recovery Indicator Pilot in Five Health Board Areas in Scotland

DescriptionReport of evaluation of the Scottish Recovery Indicator (SRI) pilot in five health board areas of Scotland. SRI is a practice development tool for assessing whether mental health services are meeting service-users' needs for equality, social inclusion and recovery.
ISBN9780755972104 (Web Only)
Official Print Publication DateOctober 2008
Website Publication DateOctober 24, 2008

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Joanne McLean, Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health
Indiya Whitehead, Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health
ISBN 978 0 7559 7210 4 (Web only publication)
This document is also available in pdf format (536k)

CONTENTS

Executive Summary
Introduction
Methods
Results
Recommendations for the roll-out of SRI

Chapter One: Introduction
Background
Scottish Recovery Indicator
Need for evaluation
SRI pilot sites
Objectives
Approach

Chapter Two: Methodology
Introduction
Stage one: Preparation
Stage 2: Local case studies
Stage 3: Analysis

Chapter Three: Results
Introduction
Response
Limitations
Findings: preparation
Administration
Reflections on administration of the SRI
SRI content
Feedback
Impact of the SRI and action planning
Re-administration

Chapter Four: Conclusions and recommendations
Key issues raised by the evaluation
Recommendations for the development and roll-out of SRI

References

Appendix One: Summary version of SRI Tool under evaluation

Appendix Two: Action Plan Example

Appendix Three: Additional information for other development resources

List of Tables and Figures
Figures:
Figure 1.1 SRI Development Process
Tables:
Table 3.1 Response
Table 3.2 Settings of SRI pilots by pilot area
Table 3.3 Participants perspectives on SRI training
Table 3.4 Dominant issues in completing Parts 1 and 2
Table 3.5 Dominant issues for administrators in completing Part 4
Table 3.6 Dominant issues for administrators in completing Part 5
Table 3.7 Dominant issues for participants in completing Part 5
Table 3.8 Evaluation participant comments issues with Parts 1 and 2 questions
Table 3.9 Evaluation participants' issues with Part 4 questions
Table 3.10 Evaluation participants' issues with Part 5 questions

The views expressed in this report are those of the researcher and
do not necessarily represent those of the Department or Scottish Ministers.

This report is available on the Scottish Government Social Research website only
www.scotland.gov.uk/socialresearch.

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