Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

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  Año 2005, Número 2

  • Developing a visible critical mass

    pág. 129

    

  • Psychosocial assessment of patients who attend an accident and emergency department with self-harm

    W. Barr, J. Thomas, M. Leitner

    págs. 130-138

    

  • Organizing and delivering training for acute mental health services: a discussion paper

    D. A. Richards, L. Bailey, P. E. Bee, J. A. Baker, D. Cox, K. Lovell, S. J. Loftus, P. Woods

    págs. 139-145

    

  • Aspects of the relationship between doctors and depressed patients that enhance satisfaction with primary care

    P. Nolan, F. Badger

    págs. 146-153

    

  • Emotional labour and stress within mental health nursing

    S. Mann, J. Cowburn

    págs. 154-162

    

  • Medicine taking decisions: schizophrenia in comparison to asthma and epilepsy

    G. R. Marland, K. Cash

    págs. 163-172

    

  • Happy with your care?

    I. Denoual, J. Graham, D. Cairns

    págs. 173-178

    

  • Substance use and young people: the potential of technology

    Mary Chambers, S. McElhinney, S. L. Connor

    págs. 179-186

    

  • Culture shift: carer empowerment and cooperative inquiry

    M. Lloyd, A. Carson

    págs. 187-191

    

  • A framework for good practice in interagency interventions with cases of self-neglect

    I. Anderson, W. Lauder, A. Barclay

    págs. 192-198

    

  • A survey of trainees¿ opinions and current clinical practice after behaviour therapy training

    D. Ryan, E. Quayle, V. Cullinan

    págs. 199-208

    

  • Characteristics and staff resources of child and adolescent psychiatric hospital wards in Finland

    J. Piha, A. Sourander, H. Ellil, M. Välimäki

    págs. 209-214

    

  • Training in cognitive behavioural interventions on acute psychiatric inpatient wards

    L. Bowers, E. McCann

    págs. 215-222

    

  • Evaluation of a postgraduate training programme for community mental health practitioners

    A. N. Gauntlett

    págs. 223-230

    

  • Reasons for admission and their implications for the nature of acute inpatient psychiatric nursing

    L. Bowers

    págs. 231-236

    

  • Antipsychotic depot medication and attitudes of community psychiatric nurses

    N. de Zoysa, D. Baker, M. X. Patel, A. S. David

    págs. 237-244

    

  • Exploring the concept of recovery in schizophrenia

    C. Gamble, M. Kelly

    págs. 245-251

    

  • Still invisible after all these years: mental health nursing on the margins

    págs. 252-256