Mental Health Review Journal (MHRJ) is a vital source of current thinking on the research, policy and practice of mental health service delivery, bringing together research and practice perspectives.
Aims and scope
MHRJ focuses on the delivery and evaluation of mental health services, with particular attention to innovation, implementation and service user experience. International contributions are welcomed where these apply innovation and best practice to, or draw out the context for, the UK.

Content includes research and practitioner papers, discussion/commentary papers, policy reviews, case studies and book reviews covering but not limited to:

Contemporary issues in the mental health field
The design and management of services
Service evaluation, research and methodology
Innovations in service developments
New practice models (including clinical practice) and their implications
Good practice in relation to issues of ethnic diversity
Contributions from mental health service users and carers
MHRJ is a valuable source of information for everyone involved in mental health service research and delivery, including academics, researchers, students, commissioners, front-line practitioners, policy-makers, managers, health boards, education providers, local authorities, NHS and primary care trusts, the voluntary and community sectors, service users and carers.