Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of admissions to women's crisis houses compared with traditional psychiatric wards: pilot patient-preference randomised controlled trial.
L HowardC FlachM LeeseS ByfordH KillaspyL ColeC LawlorJ BettsJ SharacP CuttingS McNicholasS JohnsonPublished in: The British journal of psychiatry. Supplement (2014)
Although the sample sizes were too small to allow definite conclusions, the results suggest that when services are able to provide interventions preferred by patients, those patients are more likely to be satisfied with treatment. This pilot study provides some evidence that women's crisis houses are as effective as traditional psychiatric wards, and may be more cost-effective.
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