A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Alex McClimens and colleagues argue for 'cross-fertilisation' between f
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The old argument that the roots of mental illness may lie in the body,
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Following up on her September interview in Mental Health Practice, Feli
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Understanding that co-production between service users and staff i
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Prison nursing can often be challenging, but understanding what staff f
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Self-diagnosis via the internet: democratisation of health or dangerous mistake?
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Nursing Standard celebrates its 30th birthday this month.
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Shannon Flowers travelled to Sri Lanka for an elective placement to study mental health ca
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Government plans to create thousands of new mental health nursing posts
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Colin Parish is preparing for a big reunion, but some of his fellow students have gone missin
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Marsha McAdam says we need to look after each other and take the pressure off the people w
Karina Krawiec says service users benefit when mental health nurses look beyond the medical model
New pathways into nursing, such as apprenticeships and associate roles, pose a huge risk to the profession. Yet there is no strong opposition from senior nurse leaders, says Foundation of Nursing Studies chair Tony Butterworth.
Research nurse Sarah J Taylor, with UK eating disorder charity Beat and the Burdett Trust, has produced a free training package to help nurse support young people with an eating disorder.
Applying philosophy and politics as a background to mental health can provide a new perpective in patient recovery
Catherine Clarke says testing patients’ genotypes could help to identify and minimise potential neurotoxic responses and adverse drug reactions
