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IM Inger Elise Opheim Moljord
KS Kine Gabrielsen Stensvåg
VH Vidar Halsteinli
MR Marit By Rise
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The aims were investigated through several research methods. The implementation of SRIT (1) was investigated through qualitative documents analysis and interviews with professionals. The interviews with professionals were also used to explore the professionals’ experiences of SRIT (2). The costs of SRIT (3) were assessed through quantitative mapping of service utilization (register data) and calculating the associated service costs.

The study was subsequent to a large randomized controlled trial (RCT) with 53 patients, investigating the effect of SRIT through register data (on inpatient stay, admission) and questionnaires on patient activation, recovery, symptoms, functioning and behaviours [7, 27–31]. The study took place in a CMHC in Central Norway that provides inpatient and outpatient services for a variety of mental health disorders, as well as acute and ambulatory mental health services to 94,000 inhabitants. The CMHC is part of a hospital trust encompassing three CMHCs and somatic health services.

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