Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

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  Año 2006, Número 2

  • Editorial

    págs. 129-131

    

  • Supplementary prescribing: potential ways to reform hospital psychiatric care

    A. Jones

    págs. 132-138

    

  • Hospital-based industrial therapy units and the people who work within them ¿ an Irish case analysis using a soft-systems approach

    J. Wells

    págs. 139-147

    

  • A qualitative analysis of the `management of schizophrenia¿ within a medium-secure service for men with learning disabilities

    M. Burns, T. Isherwood, G. Rigby

    págs. 148-156

    

  • Integration of a suicide risk assessment and intervention approach: the perspective of youth

    B. L. Murray, K. Wright

    págs. 157-164

    

  • Preliminary outcomes of a trial to reduce conflict and containment on acute psychiatric wards: City Nurses

    P. Oladapo, C. Flood, G. Brennan, L. Bowers, M. Lipang

    págs. 165-172

    

  • `Let a hundred flowers blossom, let a hundred schools of thought contend¿: a case for therapeutic pluralism in mental health nursing

    P. Reet, P. Barrett, J. Hurley

    págs. 173-179

    

  • Becoming one person: living with dissociative identity disorder

    T. Stickley, R. Nickeas

    págs. 180-187

    

  • The effects of a non-smoking policy on nursing staff smoking behaviour and attitudes in a psychiatric hospital

    I. B. Crome, R. N. Bloor, L. Meeson

    págs. 188-196

    

  • The effect of a training course on mental health nurses' attitudes on the reasons of patient aggression and its management

    R. J. G. Halfens, I. Needham, C. Abderhalden, S. Hahn, J. A. D. Duxbury

    págs. 197-204

    

  • Functional status and quality of life in patients with first-episode major depression

    I. Skärsäter, L. Haglund, A. Baigi

    págs. 205-213

    

  • Informal care as relationship: the case of the Magnificent Seven

    K. Jones

    págs. 214-220

    

  • The Self-Injury Questionnaire: evaluation of the psychometric properties in a clinical population

    P. Grewal, C. Wekerle, E. E. Santa Mina, D. Pringle, R. Gallop, R. Heslegrave, P. Links

    págs. 221-227

    

  • Clinical governance in practice: closing the loop with integrated audit systems

    L. Taylor, S. Jones

    págs. 228-233

    

  • Cognitive behaviour therapy and people with learning disabilities: implications for developing nursing practice

    K. Marshall, M. Brown

    págs. 234-241

    

  • Sisyphus happy: the experience of depression

    Philip Burnard

    págs. 242-246

    

  • The trials and tribulations of performing within the research arena

    págs. 247-249

    

  • From Toxic Institutions to Therapeutic Environments: Residential Settings in Mental Health Services

    págs. 250-251

    

  • Storytelling in Therapy Community Care Clinical Values Applying Family Therapy Handbook of Professional and Ethical Practice

    págs. 251-255