How can health policy and physical infrastructures be re-engineered to ensure innovative, sustainable and efficient mental health service delivery in

回答这些问题的方法（学生实际会做什么）；我提出的研究以两个概念和实证目标为前提：调查医疗保健政策和物理架构的可行性和效用，一方面通过以患者为中心的设计和设计责任来促进心理健康；另一方面，通过可持续和深思熟虑的环境设计，嵌入再生和适应性再利用/保护策略。本研究的主要目的是丰富以患者为中心的基础设施和政策对健康的益处的证据。为了实现这一目标，该研究将推进和质疑精神健康可持续和负责任创新（SRIMH）的概念，作为更具包容性的精神卫生保健政策议程和卫生保健基础设施的可行选择。研究的新颖工程和/或物理科学内容；明确;该研究将探讨促进或阻碍采用可持续和负责任的精神卫生创新方法的政策、物质基础设施、行为体之间的业务现实和紧张关系；以及某些政策，物质基础设施，行为者如何将个人锁定在零碎的精神健康治疗中，而不是鼓励以患者为中心的物质基础设施，以确保个人在疾病后恢复最大程度的独立性。

the approach that will be taken to answer these questions (what the student will actually be doing); My proposed research is premised on two conceptual and empirical aims: to investigate the feasibility and utility of healthcare policies and physical architectures that on one hand promote mental health through patient-centric designs and design responsibility; and on the other through sustainable and thoughtful environmental design embedding regenerative and adaptive reuse/preservation strategies. The main aim of this research is to enrich evidence on the health benefits of patient-centric infrastructures and policies. To achieve this, the study will advance and interrogate the concept of Sustainable and Responsible Innovation in Mental Health (SRIMH), as a viable option for more inclusive mental healthcare policy agendas and healthcare infrastructures. the novel engineering and/or physical sciences content of the research; Specifically; the study will explore the operational realities and tensions between policies, physical infrastructures, actors that promote or inhibit the adoption of a Sustainable and Responsible Innovation in Mental Health approach; and how certain policies, physical infrastructures, actors lock-in individuals into fragmentary mental health treatment as opposed to encouraging patient-centred physical infrastructures that ensures individuals return to maximum independence following illness.