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期刊名:International journal of mental health nursing

缩写:INT J MENT HEALTH NU

ISSN:1445-8330

e-ISSN:1447-0349

IF/分区:3.3/Q1

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Tendayi Bruce Dziruni,Alison M Hutchinson,Sandra Keppich-Arnold et al. Tendayi Bruce Dziruni et al.
Effective management of patient mental state deterioration in acute hospital settings is crucial due to its significant impact on both patients and staff. However, inconsistencies in management strategies highlight the need for standardised...
Karen Dixon,Melissa Petrakis,Ellie Fossey et al. Karen Dixon et al.
Mental health inpatient units aim to be safe places for consumers to recover but existing literature suggests this is not always the case. Women are particularly vulnerable to sexual safety incidents due to their higher prevalence of experi...
Manaan Kar Ray,Annabelle Groth,Nicola Geffen et al. Manaan Kar Ray et al.
The global rise in presentations to emergency departments (EDs) for suicidal crises has created significant challenges for healthcare systems. Traditional approaches often emphasise containment and risk aversion, leading to prolonged ED sta...
Nawara Kirallah Abd El Fatah,Ayman Mohamed El-Ashry,Mahmoud Abdelwahab Khedr et al. Nawara Kirallah Abd El Fatah et al.
Older adults are the most susceptible group to distressing and traumatic effects from the media content; they are at a higher risk for adverse psychological effects from exposure to war-related media. However, no attention has been given to...
Kevin Williamson,John Baker,Nicola Clibbens Kevin Williamson
Psychosis has a large impact on individuals and their families and current treatment approaches are not fully efficacious. The formation and function of the brain are dependent upon nutrients, supplied through the diet. Despite this, eviden...
Toby Raeburn,Claire R Chang,Jenny Penny et al. Toby Raeburn et al.
This historical position paper assesses the work of British social reformer and nursing pioneer, Elizabeth Fry (1780-1845). Specifically, it considers how Fry's lived experience of mental and physical ill-health is likely to have influenced...
Katja Lumén,Olavi Louheranta,Lauri Kuosmanen Katja Lumén
Experts-by-experience can help care personnel in planning, producing and evaluating care and promoting the patient perspective in care. Patients in forensic psychiatry rarely influence core processes in hospitals, but involving them as expe...
Larry Terence O Cornejo,Rizal Angelo N Grande,Daniel Joseph E Berdida et al. Larry Terence O Cornejo et al.
To the best of our knowledge, this study was the first to explore the moral commitment and workplace civility of psychiatric nurses working in a Middle Eastern country, as well as the mediating role of the practice environment in the associ...
Ayako Nakayama,Junko Hoshino,Rika Usami et al. Ayako Nakayama et al.
Recently, dementia worry has been highlighted internationally; thus, Japan is making efforts to promote public understanding of dementia. This study clarified the factors associated with dementia worry among middle-aged or older adults livi...
Simone Beeri,Eliane Baumberger,Sandra Zwakhalen et al. Simone Beeri et al.
Coercion in mental health care is complex and controversial, often seen as a potential human rights violation. Coercion can manifest in various forms and is subject to ethical and legal judgement. Formal coercion includes measures restricti...