Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

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  Año 2005, Número 3

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    Books, books reviews and writing

    Philip Burnard

    págs. 257-258

    
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    Opening up: psychiatric nurses¿ experiences of participating in reflection groups focusing on the use of coercion

    B. Olofsson

    págs. 259-267

    
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    Caring for clients with dual diagnosis in rural communities in Australia: the experience of mental health professionals

    R. Soar, C. Deans

    págs. 268-274

    
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    Nursing people who are suicidal on psychiatric wards in Taiwan: action/interaction strategies

    F.-K. Sun, L.-I. Tsao, A. Long, J. Boore

    págs. 275-282

    
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    Whole systems working and acute inpatient psychiatry: an exploratory study

    A. Jones, N. Bowles

    págs. 283-289

    
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    Adverse factors and the mental health of older people: implications for social policy and professional practice

    J. Clarke

    págs. 290-296

    
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    Nurses¿ perceptions of the working environment: a UK independent sector study

    G. Dickens, P. Sugarman, G. Rogers

    págs. 297-302

    
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    Coping with uncertainty within the preceptorship experience: the perceptions of nursing students

    B. Happell, R. Charleston

    págs. 303-309

    
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    The clinical activity of mental health nurse lecturers

    I. Baguley, K. Ferguson, S. Owen

    págs. 310-316

    
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    The powers and duties of psychiatric nurses under the Mental Health Act 1983: a review of the statutory provisions in England and Wales

    G. D. Houlihan

    págs. 317-324

    
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    The Impact Message Inventory (IMI-C): generalizability of patients¿ command and relationship messages across psychiatric nurses

    A. Hafkenscheid

    págs. 325-332

    
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    Mothers talk about their children with schizophrenia: a performance autoethnography

    B. Schneider

    págs. 333-340

    
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    Improving patient access and choice: Assisted Bibliotherapy for mild to moderate stress/anxiety in primary care

    J. M. Stace, T. Reeves

    págs. 341-346

    
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    Work stress and physical assault of nursing aides in rural nursing homes with and without dementia special care units

    D. G. Morgan, D. Forbes, N. J. Stewart, J. Lawson, C. D'Arcy

    págs. 347-358

    
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    An exploration of the decision-making processes at the point of referral to an Admiral Nurse team

    K. W. Hope, J. Burton

    págs. 359-364

    
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    Childhood abuse in Swedish female users of psychiatric services

    L. Persson, A. B. Bengtsson-Tops, G. Nilsson

    págs. 365-371

    
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    Action research: the revision of services at one mental health rehabilitation unit in the north of England

    K. Leighton

    págs. 372-379

    
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    Review of seclusion policies in high secure hospitals and medium secure units in England, Scotland and Wales

    I. Cormac, M. Ferriter, I. Russell

    págs. 380-382

    
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    Social Inclusion and Recovery: A Model for Mental Health Practice

    Declan Patton

    págs. 383-384