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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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Caroline A Fisher,Gaylyn Cairns,Sue Jones et al. Caroline A Fisher et al.
Most domestic and family violence (DFV) research has focused on establishing prevalence and screening rates in public health and community samples. This study sought to address a gap in the literature by evaluating DFV screening and respons...
J H Broadbear,M G Bhagwandas,S Crowley et al. J H Broadbear et al.
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is often perceived as being more common in females, since women are more likely to seek help and be diagnosed. However, epidemiological studies have reported no sex differences in community prevalence. ...
Emilie Hudson,Pierre Pariseau-Legault,Christine Cassivi et al. Emilie Hudson et al.
The term 'mental health crisis' is a widely used concept in clinical practice and research, appearing prominently in mental health literature across healthcare and social science disciplines. Within these contexts, the term is frequently ei...
Joanna E Bettmann,Elizabeth Speelman,Ellison Blumenthal et al. Joanna E Bettmann et al.
Existing research on the effects of nature exposure on the mental health of adults indicates that spending time in nature reduces depressive symptoms and stress, increases quality of life and mood and improves mental health. This meta-analy...
Oliver Higgins,Stephan K Chalup,Rhonda L Wilson Oliver Higgins
This research addresses the critical issue of identifying factors contributing to admissions to acute mental health (MH) wards for individuals presenting to the emergency department (ED) with MH concerns as their primary issue, notably suic...
Keri McGarva,Helen Butler,David Newcombe Keri McGarva
Trauma-informed care (TIC) is an approach to healthcare practice that recognises the pervasiveness of trauma, and the deep and life-shaping impact this has on a person. The literature recognises the negative consequences of trauma both to t...
S Lawn,D Jiggins,R Dickson et al. S Lawn et al.
Since 2002, National Outcomes and Casemix Collection of clinician-rated and consumer-rated outcome measures has become part of routine care within Australian clinical mental health services, aiming to ensure that services understand, improv...
Tessa Maguire,Steven Bowe,John Kasinathan et al. Tessa Maguire et al.
The Dynamic Appraisal of Situational Aggression: Youth Version (DASA:YV) is a brief instrument, most often used by nurses and was specifically designed to assess risk of imminent violence in youth settings. To date, it has been recommended ...
Ronen Segev,Galit Levi,Jenny Segalovich Ronen Segev
Nurses routinely face psychological challenges as part of their work, acutely so during times of crises when nurses may treat many severely injured and dying patients. While the need for such support is well documented in the literature, me...
Dan Warrender Dan Warrender
The aim of this paper is to identify barriers to quality mental health nurse education in the United Kingdom and show these through the sharing of personal experiences of working as a mental health nurse academic. Since the Nursing and Midw...