Bob Hannigan
Biographic Data
| ID | 1479709 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bob Hannigan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bob |
| FAMILY NAME | Hannigan |
| SIGNATURE | HANNIGAN B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cardiff University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2512-6721 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Care Coordination as Imagined, Care Coordination as Done: Findings from a Cross-national Mental Health Systems Study
Care coordination must be done. However, it is not consistently being done in the way policymakers imagine, and in the real world of work can be done differently
Social ecology of resilience and Sumud of Palestinians
The aim of this article is to provide an overview of theoretical perspectives and practical research knowledge in relation to 'resilience', the resilience of Palestinians in particular and the related concept of 'Sumud'. 'Sumud' is a Palestinian idea that is interwoven with ideas of personal and collective resilience and steadfastness. It is also a socio-political concept and refers to ways of surviving in the context of occupation, chronic adver…
Ordinary risks and accepted fictions: How contrasting and competing priorities work in risk assessment and mental health care planning
BACKGROUND: Communication and information sharing are considered crucial to recovery-focused mental health services. Effective mental health care planning and coordination includes assessment and management of risk and safety. OBJECTIVE: Using data from our cross-national mixed-method study of care planning and coordination, we examined what patients, family members and workers say about risk assessment and management and explored the contents of…
There's a lot of tasks that can be done by any: Findings from an ethnographic study into work and organisation in UK community crisis resolution and home treatment services
Across the United Kingdom, large numbers of crisis resolution and home treatment services have been established with the aim of providing intensive, short-term care to people who would otherwise be admitted to mental health hospital. Despite their widespread appearance, little is known about how crisis resolution and home treatment services are organised or how crisis work is done. This article arises from a larger ethnographic study (in which 34…
Critical junctures in health and social care: Service user experiences, work and system connections
Connections and consequences in complex systems: Insights from a case study of the emergence and local impact of crisis resolution and home treatment services
In this article the broad contours of a complexity perspective are outlined. Complexity ideas are then drawn on to frame an empirical examination of the connections running between different levels of organisation in health and social care, and to underpin investigation into the intended and unintended local system consequences of service development. Data are used from a study conducted in the UK's mental health field. Here, macro-level policy h…
Complex Caring Trajectories in Community Mental Health: Contingencies, Divisions of Labor and Care Coordination
Complexity and Change in the United Kingdom's System of Mental Health Care
Notes and Raves from the Collective, Summer 2004
Community nurses and social workers learning together: A report of an interprofessional education initiative in South Wales
Collaboration between different professional groups and agencies is an essential element in the provision of high quality community care for people with complex health and social needs. There are, however, a number of barriers to effective interprofessional working. These include: the differing structures and operational philosophies of organizations; the differing languages and values of professional groups; professional and agency rivalries; an…
Joint working in community mental health: Prospects and challenges
This paper reviews the opportunities for, and the challenges facing, joint working in the provision of community mental health care. At a strategic level the organization of contemporary mental health services is marked by fragmentation, competing priorities, arbitrary divisions of responsibility, inconsistent policy, unpooled resources and unshared boundaries. At the level of localities and teams, these barriers to effective and efficient joint …
Social ecology of resilience and Sumud of Palestinians
The aim of this article is to provide an overview of theoretical perspectives and practical research knowledge in relation to 'resilience', the resilience of Palestinians in particular and the related concept of 'Sumud'. 'Sumud' is a Palestinian idea that is interwoven with ideas of personal and collective resilience and steadfastness. It is also a socio-political concept and refers to ways of surviving in the context of occupation, chronic adver…
Complex Caring Trajectories in Community Mental Health: Contingencies, Divisions of Labor and Care Coordination
Connections and consequences in complex systems: Insights from a case study of the emergence and local impact of crisis resolution and home treatment services
In this article the broad contours of a complexity perspective are outlined. Complexity ideas are then drawn on to frame an empirical examination of the connections running between different levels of organisation in health and social care, and to underpin investigation into the intended and unintended local system consequences of service development. Data are used from a study conducted in the UK's mental health field. Here, macro-level policy h…
Complexity and Change in the United Kingdom's System of Mental Health Care
Community nurses and social workers learning together: A report of an interprofessional education initiative in South Wales
Collaboration between different professional groups and agencies is an essential element in the provision of high quality community care for people with complex health and social needs. There are, however, a number of barriers to effective interprofessional working. These include: the differing structures and operational philosophies of organizations; the differing languages and values of professional groups; professional and agency rivalries; an…
Joint working in community mental health: Prospects and challenges
This paper reviews the opportunities for, and the challenges facing, joint working in the provision of community mental health care. At a strategic level the organization of contemporary mental health services is marked by fragmentation, competing priorities, arbitrary divisions of responsibility, inconsistent policy, unpooled resources and unshared boundaries. At the level of localities and teams, these barriers to effective and efficient joint …
Care Coordination as Imagined, Care Coordination as Done: Findings from a Cross-national Mental Health Systems Study
Care coordination must be done. However, it is not consistently being done in the way policymakers imagine, and in the real world of work can be done differently
Critical junctures in health and social care: Service user experiences, work and system connections
Joint working in community mental health: Prospects and challenges
This paper reviews the opportunities for, and the challenges facing, joint working in the provision of community mental health care. At a strategic level the organization of contemporary mental health services is marked by fragmentation, competing priorities, arbitrary divisions of responsibility, inconsistent policy, unpooled resources and unshared boundaries. At the level of localities and teams, these barriers to effective and efficient joint …
Community nurses and social workers learning together: A report of an interprofessional education initiative in South Wales
Collaboration between different professional groups and agencies is an essential element in the provision of high quality community care for people with complex health and social needs. There are, however, a number of barriers to effective interprofessional working. These include: the differing structures and operational philosophies of organizations; the differing languages and values of professional groups; professional and agency rivalries; an…
Notes and Raves from the Collective, Summer 2004
Complexity and Change in the United Kingdom's System of Mental Health Care
Complex Caring Trajectories in Community Mental Health: Contingencies, Divisions of Labor and Care Coordination
Critical junctures in health and social care: Service user experiences, work and system connections
Connections and consequences in complex systems: Insights from a case study of the emergence and local impact of crisis resolution and home treatment services
In this article the broad contours of a complexity perspective are outlined. Complexity ideas are then drawn on to frame an empirical examination of the connections running between different levels of organisation in health and social care, and to underpin investigation into the intended and unintended local system consequences of service development. Data are used from a study conducted in the UK's mental health field. Here, macro-level policy h…
There's a lot of tasks that can be done by any: Findings from an ethnographic study into work and organisation in UK community crisis resolution and home treatment services
Across the United Kingdom, large numbers of crisis resolution and home treatment services have been established with the aim of providing intensive, short-term care to people who would otherwise be admitted to mental health hospital. Despite their widespread appearance, little is known about how crisis resolution and home treatment services are organised or how crisis work is done. This article arises from a larger ethnographic study (in which 34…
Ordinary risks and accepted fictions: How contrasting and competing priorities work in risk assessment and mental health care planning
BACKGROUND: Communication and information sharing are considered crucial to recovery-focused mental health services. Effective mental health care planning and coordination includes assessment and management of risk and safety. OBJECTIVE: Using data from our cross-national mixed-method study of care planning and coordination, we examined what patients, family members and workers say about risk assessment and management and explored the contents of…
Care Coordination as Imagined, Care Coordination as Done: Findings from a Cross-national Mental Health Systems Study
Care coordination must be done. However, it is not consistently being done in the way policymakers imagine, and in the real world of work can be done differently
Social ecology of resilience and Sumud of Palestinians
The aim of this article is to provide an overview of theoretical perspectives and practical research knowledge in relation to 'resilience', the resilience of Palestinians in particular and the related concept of 'Sumud'. 'Sumud' is a Palestinian idea that is interwoven with ideas of personal and collective resilience and steadfastness. It is also a socio-political concept and refers to ways of surviving in the context of occupation, chronic adver…
Political science (10 works) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Psychiatric care and mental health services (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Mental health (6 works) · Nursing (6 works) · Psychiatry (6 works) · Public relations (5 works)