Staff Engagement Improves Patient Wellbeing in Psychiatric Settings

• By: | InvisALERT Solutions
• September 29th, 2025
• anxiety and depression, Fall 2025 Issue, inpatient psychiatric care, intentional staff rounding, mental health safety, patient engagement, peer support, psychosocial interventions, recovery outcomes
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Inpatient psychiatric units are often the first point of stabilization for individuals in crisis, many of whom are experiencing acute anxietFy or depression. Standard treatment models include group therapy, individual sessions with psychiatrists and therapists, medication management,...

Brief Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment: Designing Social Work Education to Enhance Clinical Practice

• By: Andrew Bloch, LCSW Michael Cavallaro, LCSW Kathleen Friedman, LCSW-R, CSC Melodee Morrison, LCSW Arabelle Rowe, LCSW Michelle Sardone, LCSW Barbara Waltman, LCSW-R NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Division
• April 1st, 2016
• brief treatment, clinical social work, inpatient psychiatric care, mental health services, patient care, professional training, psychiatric stabilization, treatment outcomes
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Over the past several years, the primary focus of inpatient psychiatric treatment has moved to a model of brief treatment and shortened length of stay. There have been many factors driving this, including the advent of managed care. The main goal of inpatient treatment has become rapid assessment...