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Crawford MJ, 1998, Repetition of deliberate self harm and service provision - a cohort study., British Medical Journal, Vol: 317, Pages: 985-985
Crawford MJ, Turnbull G, 1998, Deliberate self harm assessment by accident and emergency staff - an intervention study., Journal of Accident and Emergency Medicine, Vol: 15, Pages: 18-22
Crawford MJ, 1998, The involvement of patients and carers in the training of psychiatrists: making it happen., Psychiatric Bulletin, Vol: 22, Pages: 42-43
Kessel AS, Crawford MJ, 1997, Openness with patients: a categorical imperative to correct an imbalance., Sci Eng Ethics, Vol: 3, Pages: 297-304, ISSN: 1353-3452
Crawford MJ, Kohen D, 1997, Urgent psychiatric assessment in an inner-city A and E department, Psychiatric Bulletin, Vol: 21, Pages: 625-626, ISSN: 0955-6036
Data on day time referrals to a liaison psychiatry team from on inner London accident and emergency department (A and E) were analysed over a two-year period. Despite the availability of local community-based alternatives for urgent assessment almost 5000 patients were seen. A quarter were self-referrals and two-thirds had had no previous contact with psychiatric services. The most common reason for referral was aggressive or disruptive behaviour. Characteristics of patients in this inner-city population suggest a continuing need for a high quality liaison service to the A and E department.
Crawford MJ, Kohen D, Dalton J, 1996, Evaluation of a community based service for urgent psychiatric asessment, Psychiatric Bulletin, Vol: 20, Pages: 592-595, ISSN: 0955-6036
The Urgent Assessment Service (UAS) was set up to provide community based urgent psychiatric assessment to a range of referrers. The work of the service was assessed over a six month period. Results show that it was popular with a broad range of medical and non-medical professionals. Patients generally presented with depression or psychotic illnesses and those referred from non-medical sources were more likely to be suffering from schizophrenia and assessed as being at least os unwell as those referred by GPs and hospital based doctors. Rates of referral to hospital services were low with the vast majority of patients being referred back to their general practitioner after initial assessment and treatment.
PILGRIM J, CRAWFORD M, 1994, DEPRESSION AND LOW BLOOD-PRESSURE - A CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY, Vol: 8, Pages: 53-59, ISSN: 0213-6163
PILGRIM JA, CRAWFORD M, 1993, LOW BLOOD-PRESSURE AND WELLBEING, BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, Vol: 306, Pages: 655-655, ISSN: 0959-8138
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