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Aims and Method  To assess the impact of Carers' &amp;amp; Users' Expectations of Services –User version (CUES–U) upon clinical care planning in working age adults with mental health problems. Eighty-six individuals who were receiving input from the community mental health team gave their views.    Results  Life and service satisfaction ratings ranged from 49% to 88%. The CUES–U discussion led to a change in clinical care for 49% of respondents. Care coordinators rated CUES–U as a good use of their time in 64% of cases. Women and those with a shorter duration of mental disorder were rated as more engaged in the consultation process.    Clinical Implications  CUES–U appears to be a useful tool for supporting individual clinical care and the evaluation of community mental health services.

Involving service users in their mental health care: the CUES Project