| Innovation group (cases) | Definition | Studies* |
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1 | E-innovations | Online innovations such as websites and smartphone apps. | |
2 | Family-focused innovations | Innovations specifically aimed at mental health service users who are parents. | |
3 | Peer workers | Innovations centred on the employment of people with lived experience of mental health problems. | [94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101,102,103,104], [105,106,107,108,109], [110], [111,112,113,114,115] |
4 | Personal recovery planning | New approaches to writing plans within service provider–service user encounters. | |
5 | Recovery colleges | Education programs offering courses to service users and service providers on recovery and other topics in mental health. | |
6 | Service navigation and coordination | Innovations aimed at wraparound care, care coordination, and client access to services across health and social services. | |
7 | Staff training | Training programs for staff in mental health recovery. | |
8 | Architecture | Not included in synthesis. See Additional file 7 for details. | |
9 | Community connections | ||
10 | Consumer-led advisory councils | ||
11 | Personal budgets | ||
12 | Sport | ||
Other | |||
Perspectives on implementing recovery-oriented services in general | Not included in synthesis. See Additional file 7 for details. |