Global themes | Organizing themes | Basic themes | Codes |
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Theme 1: Recovery services offered to consumers | Admission process to the residential facilities | Conducting MSE and PHA are used to assess mental and physical health of consumers respectively | Mental Status Examination (MSE) |
Physical Health Assessment (PHA) | |||
Treatment plan and goals setting | |||
Receiving a referral from a psychiatric facility can be used to start recovery services | Continuity of services | ||
Routine recovery activities and intervention | Planning daily recovery activities is key in achieving recovery | Personal self-care skills | |
Medication | |||
Time management skills | |||
Socialization (eg. playing games and watching television) | |||
Leisure and recreational activities | |||
Psycho-therapy | |||
Psycho-education | |||
Mindfulness-based interventions | |||
Physical health training | |||
Cognitive behaviour therapy | |||
Family therapy | |||
Consumers’ involvement in decision concerning recovery services | Respecting consumers rights in medication decision is key in achieving recovery | Consumers understand their rights | |
Temporarily seizing consumers autonomy | |||
Theme 2: Expectation regarding the personal recovery process | Psychiatric medication (management of condition) | Adherence to psychiatric medication improve the recovery process | Becoming sober |
Reducing aggression | |||
Improving meaningful conversation | |||
Reducing degree of illness | |||
Economic empowerment | Participating in normative life is key in recovery services | Expecting employment opportunities (eg. vocational training) | |
Independent living | Attaining independent living | Regaining self-care and daily living skills | |
Attracting respect | |||
Moving around independently | |||
Social inclusion (integration) | Gaining social inclusion | Integration into families and communities | |
Making a meaningful contribution to families and society | |||
Participating in religious activities | |||
Social interaction (eg. entertainments) | |||
Theme 3: Challenges in achieving personal recovery | Systemic or management-related challenges | Set-backs affecting implementation of recovery services | Limited funds |
Infrastructure | |||
Poor feeding | |||
Limited medication supply | |||
Limited family support | |||
Inadequate MHPs | |||
Consumer challenges | Consumers faced individual challenges | Dealing with unreasonable behaviour | |
Uncooperativeness | |||
Non-adherence to medications |