BJPsych Open

Papers
(The H4-Index of BJPsych Open is 31. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Changing Patient Profile in a Psychiatric Hospital During COVID Pandemic: A Comparison With Pre-COVID State146
Clinical Re-Audit of Assessment and Recording of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) in Patients With Confirmed COVID-19 in Forensic SIS (Secure Inpatient Services)- 2020/202178
Clozapine for Treatment Resistant Aggression in Autism73
Clinical Audit of Clozapine Prescribing Practice and Monitoring Process in an Australian Community Mental Health Service58
Monitoring of ADHD Medication: Are We in Line With NICE Guidelines? a Closed Loop Audit56
Do Patients on Section 42 Understand Their Section and What Is Involved?54
A Quality Improvement (Pilot) Project: Psychiatric Medical Education for Foundation Trainees54
The Impact of Stigma on Forensic Psychiatric Patients - a Case Report50
Adherence to the Admission Policy in a Local Old Age Psychiatric Unit in Wrexham: A Clinical Audit49
Primary Care Referrals of Suspected Eating Disorders in Children and Young People in Greater Manchester Audit46
Improving Completion Rates, Accuracy and Online Upload of DNA CPR, Adults With Incapacity (AWI) and Hospital Anticipatory Care Plan (HACP) Documentation in Two Old Age Psychiatry Wards in NHS Fife45
PREVENT: Assessing and Improving Knowledge of the Sodium Valproate Pregnancy Prevention Programme in Psychiatric Prescribing45
The Impact on Inpatient Stays, Crisis and Emergency Department Assessments In Patients With Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder Who Complete an 18-Month Mentalization-Based Therapy Programme in 40
Outcome Measures in Mental Health – RCPsych Report and Working Group Survey38
Familial Clustering of Adolescent Emotional Problems in a Nationally Representative Sample in Britain: A Multilevel Investigation38
Exploring Pathways to Autism Spectrum Diagnosis in Adulthood38
Assessing Physical Health Risk in People With Intellectual Disability Using the Decision Support Tool for Physical Health [DST-PH]37
Re-Evaluating Rapid Tranquillisation Practices in Elderly Patients (over 65 Years of Age) at a General Hospital: A Follow-Up Audit37
Improving Quality of Multidisciplinary Team Meetings in Our Community Mental Health Team in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Scotland37
Monitoring Antipsychotic Adherence in a Community Depot Clinic36
Challenges in Investigating Psychotic-Like Experiences in an Adolescent Awaiting an Autism Assessment35
Technology Enabled Remote Monitoring in Schools(TERMS): A Case Study Series Using Parallel Testing in Clinical Settings and School Workshops35
Dealing With Discrimination, Harassment and Bullying in Mental Health Settings: A Qualitative Evaluation of Training35
Introducing the Dementia Crisis Service in East Kent: Can We Reduce Rates of Hospital Admission?35
Narrative Review of Learning Methods for Junior Doctors Around Presenting Evidence at Mental Health Review Tribunals34
Implementation and Evaluation of a Local CBT Teaching Programme for Core Psychiatry Trainees34
Relationship Between Use of Dementia-Specific Nursing Institutions and Psychotropic Drugs, Mortality, and Morbidity34
Association Between Prior Antipsychotic Adherence and Adherence Three Years After Clozapine Initiation: A Real-World Observational Study32
Audit of Quality of General Practitioner (GP) Referrals to a Local Memory Service in South Sefton31
The Use of the Emergency Department as a Place of Safety Following Section 136 Detention31
Improving Communication at an In-Patient Female Forensic Intellectual Disability Unit – Delamere Ward31
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