A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
Clinical
People on psychiatric wards often report feeling bored, and say that
The rationale and aim of the study were to explore mental health serv
More than 90% of prisoners have one or more mental health disorders,
The aim of this service evaluation was to assess the effectiveness of
Human migration occurs for a variety of reasons, and the same applies
This article discusses a service user’s story of surviving a life-thr
This literature review attempted to identify current knowledge of the
Multidisciplinary communication is vital for providing safe and effic
Mental health nurses in the UK are ten times more likely to be assaul
Depression is a common and disabling illness that can affect the phys
Various styles of communication can be used when working with people
This article, which uses a dialogue between a mental health nursing s
People with severe mental illness (SMI) are at risk of chronic physical health conditions.
Recovery-focused mental health nursing care has been at the forefront of mental health strategic development in Scotland since the 2006 Scottish Government report on mental health nursing services.
In the UK, police officers who respond to people in mental health crisis must judge whether or not the people they are dealing with require assessment by mental health professionals.
An internet search using the words ‘support time recovery worker’ returns a high number of results; yet many people have never heard of the role.
This article describes the implementation and evaluation of an annual camp at a secure unit in Australia.
Young onset dementia service provision and its effect on service users and family members
