2024
Our Wished‐for Responses: Recommendations for Creating a Lived and Embodied Sense of Safety During Mental Health Crisis
Roennfeldt H, Hamilton B, Hill N, Castles C, Glover H, Byrne L, Roper C. Our Wished‐for Responses: Recommendations for Creating a Lived and Embodied Sense of Safety During Mental Health Crisis. Health Expectations 2024, 27: e14122. PMID: 38898606, PMCID: PMC11186845, DOI: 10.1111/hex.14122.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsMental health crisisCrisis careService usersHermeneutic phenomenological approachPerspectives of peopleHealth crisisHolistic careCrisis servicesSelf-reportSense of safetyCrisis supportCareMedical interventionsPhenomenological approachLived experienceImpact peoplePhone linesParticipantsInterviewsServicesPeopleEmotional holdingDesign servicesCrisis responseDesirable responses
2018
Recovery without autonomy: Progress forward or more of the same for mental health service users?
Byrne L, Schoeppe S, Bradshaw J. Recovery without autonomy: Progress forward or more of the same for mental health service users? International Journal Of Mental Health Nursing 2018, 27: 1459-1469. PMID: 29446509, DOI: 10.1111/inm.12446.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsMental illnessMental healthSeverity of symptomsMost participantsMental illness diagnosisMental health servicesMental health service usersLong-term managementHealth service usersTreatment approachesIllness diagnosisTreatment conceptHealth servicesAustralian adultsTelephone interviewsIllnessMedical professionalsRandom sampleDiagnosisDescriptive statisticsTreatmentImportance of supportParticipantsService usersHealthCaring for Carers of People with Dementia: A Protocol for Harnessing Innovation Through Deploying Leading Edge Technologies to Enable Virtual Support Groups and Services.
Parkinson L, Banbury A, Livingstone A, Gordon S, Ray B, Byrne L, Nancarrow S, Doran C, McAllister M, Petersen C, Pedell S, Wood D. Caring for Carers of People with Dementia: A Protocol for Harnessing Innovation Through Deploying Leading Edge Technologies to Enable Virtual Support Groups and Services. 2018, 246: 29-41. PMID: 29507258.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsCarers of peopleQuality of lifeRural carersOlder peopleMental healthPeer supportChallenges of CaringPeer support programSocial supportSecondary outcomesPrimary outcomeVirtual support groupsCare providersWait-listed designFamily caregiversCaregiving activitiesSecondary objectiveDementiaInformal carersCarersSupport groupsCaring experienceCommunity healthInformation programsHealth
2014
The Silence of Mental Health Issues Within University Environments: A Quantitative Study
Wynaden D, McAllister M, Tohotoa J, Omari O, Heslop K, Duggan R, Murray S, Happell B, Byrne L. The Silence of Mental Health Issues Within University Environments: A Quantitative Study. Archives Of Psychiatric Nursing 2014, 28: 339-344. PMID: 25439976, DOI: 10.1016/j.apnu.2014.08.003.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchLived‐experience participation in nurse education: Reducing stigma and enhancing popularity
Happell B, Byrne L, Platania‐Phung C, Harris S, Bradshaw J, Davies J. Lived‐experience participation in nurse education: Reducing stigma and enhancing popularity. International Journal Of Mental Health Nursing 2014, 23: 427-434. PMID: 24898260, DOI: 10.1111/inm.12077.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsMental health nursingHealth nursingMental illnessMental health curriculumMental health practitionersMental health challengesMental health courseHealth challengesHealth practitionersSignificant positive changesHealth curriculumNursingSubject t testsT-testIllnessHealth coursesService usersNurse educationCoursePositive changesCohortLived experienceNegative attitudesAttitudes of Nursing Students on Consumer Participation: The Effectiveness of the Mental Health Consumer Participation Questionnaire
Byrne L, Happell B, Platania‐Phung C. Attitudes of Nursing Students on Consumer Participation: The Effectiveness of the Mental Health Consumer Participation Questionnaire. Perspectives In Psychiatric Care 2014, 51: 45-51. PMID: 24620923, DOI: 10.1111/ppc.12064.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsMental Health Consumer Participation QuestionnaireConsumer Participation QuestionnaireMental health servicesParticipation QuestionnaireHealth servicesMental health nursing practiceIndividual care processesEducation of providersNursing students' attitudesNursing studentsCare processesNursing practiceUndergraduate nursing studentsConsumer participationQuestionnaireCurrent findingsPositive attitudes