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The largest qualitative study on UK stakeholders’ views of CRTs to date was conducted by Morant et al [38] as part of the work to develop a model of CRT good practices [39]. The thematic analysis found that staff continuity, carer involvement, and emotional and practical support are important components for CRT implementation [38].
Combining different sources for qualitative analyses is advocated to achieve a comprehensive understanding of a phenomenon [40,41].
JMIR Ment Health 2021;8(6):e25742
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