Service Users’ and Providers’ Experiences and Perceptions of Mental Health Accommodation Services: A Rapid Qualitative Synthesis of International Evidence

Table 2

Showing the reference of articles that mentioned the themes in different accommodation services from both HICs and LMICs.

Country income category	Accommodation service	Physiological and safety needs				Psychological needs			Esteem needs				Self-fulfilment needs
		Housing as a basic need	Safety and security	Food and clothing	Accessible service providers	Sense of belonging and acceptance	Relationship with family	Relationship with other residents and carers	Developing independent living skills	Freedom and choice within accommodation services	Respect	Stigma and discrimination	Recovery or reaching full potential
HIC	Halfway houses (2)		38						38	38			40, 38
	Supported housing (4)			41		42	68			46	42	42
	Independent living units (20)	35, 48, 57, 69, 78	50, 53, 58, 75, 78, 79	46	58, 55	47	41, 54, 58, 79	48, 50, 52, 54, 58, 60, 79	47, 49, 52, 61, 65	35, 48, 49, 52, 58, 70	34, 58, 47	34, 59, 79	34, 52
	Living independently (11)				66, 68, 73		45	67	60			71	68, 70
Total number of articles that mentioned the needs		18/37					13/37			17/37			6/37
LMIC	Halfway houses (2)		39	39		36	36, 39		39	39		36	39, 36
	Supported housing (2)		43			43, 44	43, 44, 62				44	62
	Independent living units (1)	62	62						62			44
	Living independently (1)						77	77
Total number of articles that mentioned the needs		3/6					6/6			4/6			2/6