Implementing civic engagement within mental health services in South East Asia: A systematic review and realist synthesis of current evidence

Keyphrases

• South-East Asia 100%
• Mental Health Services 100%
• Review Synthesis 100%
• Civic Engagement 100%
• Realist Synthesis 100%
• Engagement Approach 25%
• Successful Implementation 16%
• Western Models 16%
• Engagement Interventions 16%
• Adaptation 8%
• Limited Resources 8%
• Southeast Asian 8%
• Low-middle Income Countries 8%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 8%
• Cultural Differences 8%
• High-income Countries 8%
• Prospero 8%
• Collectivist 8%
• Local Culture 8%
• Mental Health Problems 8%
• Theory-driven Approach 8%
• Poor Mental Health 8%
• Models of Care 8%
• Community Mental Health 8%
• Implementation Barriers 8%
• Local Values 8%
• Contextual Barriers 8%
• Relational Decision Making 8%
• Shared Trauma 8%
• Community Level 8%
• Underexploited 8%
• East Asian Context 8%
• Peer-reviewed Publications 8%
• Areas for Further Research 8%
• Context-Mechanism-Outcome Configurations 8%

Social Sciences

• South East Asia 100%
• Mental Health Service 100%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Civic Engagement 100%
• Mental Health 16%
• Diseases 8%
• Cultural Differences 8%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 8%
• Gray Literature 8%
• Community Mental Health 8%
• Decision Making 8%
• Asia Culture 8%

Psychology

• Mental Health Service 100%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Decision Making 50%
• East Asians 50%
• Community Mental Health 50%
• Mental Health 50%
• Mental Health Problem 50%