Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

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  Año 2006, Número 1

  • Editorial

    págs. 1-2

    

  • Supplementary prescribing: relationships between nurses and psychiatrists on hospital psychiatric wards

    A. Jones

    págs. 3-11

    

  • In search of the True Self: a clinical journey through the vale of Soul-making

    P. Wilkin

    págs. 12-18

    

  • Aggressive behaviour in the high-secure forensic setting: the perceptions of patients

    W. McIntosh, H. Bergen, T. Meehan

    págs. 19-25

    

  • Pharmacological management of akathisia in combination with psychological interventions by a mental health nurse consultant

    M. Jones, P. Arya, B. Lucas, J. Bennett, R. Gray

    págs. 26-32

    

  • Greek psychiatric care reform: new perspectives and challenges for community mental health nursing

    Th. Bellali, M. Kalafati

    págs. 33-39

    

  • The development of an evaluation questionnaire for the Newcastle Crisis Assessment and Home Treatment Service: finding a way to include the voices of service users

    C. Hopkins, S. Niemiec

    págs. 40-47

    

  • Proposed changes to the Mental Health Act of England and Wales: research indicating future educational and training needs for mental health nurses

    P. Linsley, J. Hurley

    págs. 48-54

    

  • Further thoughts on the process of restraint

    G. Winship

    págs. 55-60

    

  • Conceptions of patients and personnel concerning the substance of post-ward outpatient visits in psychiatric care

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

    págs. 61-69

    

  • Service users and other stakeholders¿ evaluation of a liaison mental health service in an accident and emergency department and a general hospital setting

    P. Callaghan, B. Johnson, S. Eales

    págs. 70-77

    

  • The role of the nurse practitioner in psychiatric/mental health nursing: exploring consumer satisfaction

    J. Wortans, B. Happell, H. Johnstone

    págs. 78-84

    

  • Undergraduate nursing students¿ perceptions of substance use and misuse: a Brazilian position

    G. Lopes, M. Villar Luis, G. H. Rassool, T. E. Carraro

    págs. 85-89

    

  • Clinician perceptions of personal safety and confidence to manage inpatient aggression in a forensic psychiatric setting

    T. Martin, M. Daffern

    págs. 90-99

    

  • `Disgust, disgust beyond description¿¿ shame cues to detect shame in disguise, in interviews with women who were sexually abused during childhood

    G. B. Rahm, K. C. Ringsberg, B. Renck

    págs. 100-109

    

  • Patients¿ perspectives on information received in outpatient psychiatry

    N. Pawliuk, M. Perreault, T. E. Katerelos, H. Tardif

    págs. 110-116

    

  • Dual diagnosis and forensic care. Are the needs of service users being met?

    págs. 117-124

    

  • Suffering Insanity: Psychoanalytic Essays on Psychosis

    pág. 125