Correction to: BMC Health Serv Res (2018) 18:903
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-018-3704-7
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In the original publication of this article [1], there is a layout mistake in the column “McCloughen et al. (2011)” of Table 2.
The corrected column should be:
Authors (year) | Aim | Data collection | Study population | Perspective 1 | Client group 2 | Determinants described (level) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
McCloughen et al. (2011) | To identify whether consumers and nurses in a mental health rehabilitation setting shared common understandings, attitudes, values, and experiences of nurse–consumer collaboration. | focus groups and a survey for consumers and a survey for nurses. | Consumers of inpatient rehabilitation service of a public psychiatric hospital. The research setting comprised one locked and one open ward and five residential-type complexes. Consumers received less intensive support from nurses and were close to discharge into community accommodation. Three focus group were held with 13 consumers from four residential-type complexes and three focus groups were held with 13 nurses. Thereafter, surveys were completed by 34 nursing staff and 18 consumers. | C & P | M | Client: - Abilities - Attitude (open to professional) - Strategic adapting behaviour Professional: - Attitude (open to client, respectful) - Dependable - Focus on individual client - Listen - Professional competences (communication) - Working in a team Between client and professional: - Equality (collaboration) - Social interaction (open communication) - Hierarchy - Trust Contextual: - Hierarchy - Time (workload, lack of backup) |
The original article has been corrected.
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