Collaborative record-keeping in mental health

There are a few principles that enable engagement in collaborative record-keeping in mental health. The first is that all individuals involved in the care of the patient should have access to the patient’s records. This includes the patient, their family or friends, and their healthcare providers. The second principle is that all individuals involved in the care of the patient should contribute to the patient’s records. This includes the patient, their family or friends, and their healthcare providers. The third principle is that the patient’s records should be updated regularly. This includes the patient, their family or friends, and their healthcare providers. The benefits of collaborative record-keeping in mental health include improved communication and coordination of care, increased transparency and accountability, and improved patient outcomes.