Jocelyn Catty

The Impact of Supported Employment and Working on Clinical and Social Functioning: Results of an International Study of Individual Placement and Support (2009)

Burns, Tom, Catty, Jocelyn, White, Sarah, Becker, Thomas, Koletsi, Marsha, Fioritti, Angelo, ...

Background: Concerns are frequently expressed that working might worsen the mental health of people with severe mental illness (SMI). Several studies of Individual Placement and Support (IPS),...

Predictors of employment for people with severe mental illness: results of an international six-centre RCT (2008)

Catty, Jocelyn, Lissouba, Pascale, White, Sarah, Becker, Thomas, Drake, Robert E., Fioritti, Angelo, ...

The effectiveness of supported employment for people with severe mental illness: a randomised controlled trial (2007)

Burns, Tom, Catty, Jocelyn, Becker, Thomas, Drake, Robert E., Fioritti, Angelo, Knapp, Martin, ...

The effectiveness of supported employment for people with severe mental illness: a randomised controlled trial (2007)

Burns, Tom, Catty, Jocelyn, Becker, Thomas, Drake, Robert E., Fioritti, Angelo, Knapp, Martin, ...

The effectiveness of supported employment for people with severe mental illness: a randomised controlled trial (2007)

Burns, Tom, Catty, Jocelyn, Becker, Thomas, Drake, Robert E., Fioritti, Angelo, Knapp, Martin, ...

Evaluating innovative mental health services: lessons from a systematic review of home treatment (2002)

Catty, Jocelyn, Burns, Tom, Knapp, Martin

International differences in home treatment for mental health problems: results of a systematic review (2002)

Burns, Tom, Catty, Jocelyn, Watt, Hilary, Wright, Christine, Knapp, Martin, Henderson, Juliet

Unbridled speech : writing rape and female autonomy in early modern England 1560-1630. (1996)

Catty, Jocelyn.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Oxford, 1996.

Use of intensive case management to reduce time in hospital in people with severe mental illness: systematic review and meta-regression

Burns, Tom, Catty, Jocelyn, Dash, Michael, Roberts, Chris, Lockwood, Austin, Marshall, Max

Objectives To explain why clinical trials of intensive case management for people with severe mental illness show such inconsistent effects on the use of hospital care.