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Blue Prescription Programmes in Health and Social Care Settings and Their Implications for Current and Post COVID-19 Pandemic Mental Healthcare: A Systematic Review of Evidence Using Realist Synthesis

2021-05-27

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Background: The importance of mental health is increasingly recognised, but mental health services are under strain to meet demand, and this is compounded by the impact of COVID-19. Evidence suggests how blue spaces improve health and wellbeing. Acknowledging the growing interest in nature-based social prescribing, we investigated how blue prescriptions are implemented in health and social care settings, developed...

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DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3854678

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