Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

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  Año 2005, Número 1

  • Mental health awareness: balancing the image

    págs. 1-2

    

  • Staff attitudes towards aggression in health care: a review of the literature

    T. W. N. Dassen, G. Groot Jebbink, G. J. Jansen

    págs. 3-13

    

  • Community psychiatric nursing: focus on effectiveness

    G. Cunningham, E. Slevin

    págs. 14-22

    

  • Trust as a foundation for the therapeutic intervention for patients with borderline personality disorder

    G. C. Langley, H. Klopper

    págs. 23-32

    

  • A system of patient classification in long-term sychiatric inpatients: Resource Utilization Groups T-18 (RUG T-18)

    C. Iglesias, M. J. Alonso Villa

    págs. 33-37

    

  • Continuity of care in psychiatric post-ward outpatient services¿ conceptions of patients and personnel concerning factors contributing to the continuity of care

    M. Nikkonen, P.-L. Hautala-Jylh, J. Jylh

    págs. 38-50

    

  • An exploration of factors affecting the implementation of a randomized controlled trial of a transitional discharge model for people with a serious mental illness

    T. Veitch, W. Reynolds, S. Maciver, D. Cameron, W. Lauder, S. Sharkey

    págs. 51-56

    

  • Asylum nursing in the UK at the end of the Victorian era: Hill End Asylum

    N. Brimblecombe

    págs. 57-63

    

  • Releasing the therapeutic potential of the psychiatric nurse: a human relations perspective of the nurse¿patient relationship

    Peter Campbell, D. Cameron, R. Kapur

    págs. 64-74

    

  • Advocacy in practice: the experiences of independent advocates on UK mental health wards

    J. Morrison, N. Carver

    págs. 75-84

    

  • Transcultural nursing: the relationship between individualist ideology and individualized mental health care

    K. Leighton

    págs. 85-94

    

  • Experience of implementing an adult educational approach to treating anxiety disorders

    J. I. Bisson, S. D. Wood, N. J. Kitchiner

    págs. 95-99

    

  • Hope makes a difference

    S. L. Moore

    págs. 100-105

    

  • Coercion or collaboration? Nurses doing research with people who have severe mental health problems

    B. R. Davies

    págs. 106-111

    

  • A study on how mental health practitioners address ethical issues in clinical audit

    R. Ashmore

    págs. 112-120

    

  • Proposed changes to the Mental Health Act of England and Wales¿ research investigating the debate

    págs. 121-123

    

  • Inside these Walls:Diverse Experiences Within Acute Inpatient Settings, The 5th Mental Health Nursing Conference, incorporating the 3rd Marion Beeforth Memorial Lecture, University of Brighton, Eastbourne, 28 April 2004

    págs. 124-125

    

  • Culture and Communication in Thai Nursing

    págs. 126-127