Use of co-production to explore food insecurity in adults with severe mental illness living in Northern England: a mixed-methods study

Keyphrases

• Mixed-methods Study 100%
• Northern England 100%
• Severe Mental Illness 100%
• Food Insecurity 100%
• Food Banks 27%
• Structured Interview 9%
• Living with 9%
• High Prevalence 9%
• Yorkshire 9%
• Social Media 9%
• Informed Consent 9%
• Descriptive Statistics 9%
• Illness 9%
• Social Needs 9%
• Service User Groups 9%
• Binary Logistic Regression 9%
• Ethics Approval 9%
• Philosophical Foundations 9%
• Telephone 9%
• Reducing Stigma 9%
• Insecurity 9%
• Survey Response 9%
• Access to Food 9%
• Illness Experience 9%
• Financial Resources 9%
• Health Research 9%
• Food Poverty 9%
• Premature Mortality 9%
• Nutritional Needs 9%
• Pragmatism 9%
• Easy Access 9%
• Range of View 9%
• Self-reporting 9%
• Dietary Needs 9%
• Reliable Access 9%
• People with Severe Mental Illness 9%
• Ethnic Diversity 9%
• Food Strategy 9%
• Erm 9%
• Intergenerational Injustice 9%
• Nutritional Food 9%

Psychology

• Mixed Methods 100%
• Mental Illness 100%
• Semistructured Interview 12%
• Thematic Analysis 12%
• Informed Consent 12%

Food Science

• Food Insecurity 100%
• Food Bank 27%