Clinical

Our clinical nursing articles aim to inform and educate nurse practitioners and students. This is achieved through the publication of peer-reviewed, evidence-based, relevant and topical articles.

Mental health nurse education: waking up on the edge of oblivion

A follow-up article arguing that a generic approach risks dilution of mental health nurse...

Staff well-being at a new community mental health service for young people

How nurturing optimism and creating a 'safe base' with access to training can fend...

Urban influences on the development, perpetuation and mitigation of psychosis

How individuals experiencing or recovering from psychosis engage with urban spaces to cope...

Forgiveness in mental health practice: benefits for nurses and patients

Why forgiveness is essential in therapeutic relationships – particularly after violent...

Nurses’ experiences of using the NANDA International taxonomy in mental health care

Taxonomy helps make care structured and person-centred but should be synchronised with local...
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Providing seated chair massage at a forensic mental health and learning disability...

Massage for patients and staff had positive effects and is a low-risk, appropriate...

Mental health nursing students distressed by seeing physical restraint during placements

Simulation and hearing lived experience accounts during training could prepare them better

Exploring mental health nurses’ experiences of assaults in inpatient settings

Nurses talk about patient violence in a review that looks at strategies to address the issue

Borderline personality disorder: community-based crisis intervention

How a mental health trust undertook a ‘managing distress pathway’ pilot project

Using personalised music to enhance the well-being of people with dementia

Listening to music can reduce symptoms such as agitation in people with dementia

Professional self-disclosure and supportive relationships with foster carers

How approaches to self-disclosure changed during the shift to remote working during COVID-19

Supporting staff at a low secure mental health setting during the COVID-19 pandemic

Learn about some adaptations to practice adopted by a low secure mental health unit

Mental health service provision for single homeless people

Findings from a freedom of information-based study

Exploring the effect of a therapy dog in a group for young people experiencing anxiety

Enhancing nurses’ knowledge of the use of canine-assisted therapy in healthcare settings

Supporting young people who are leaving child and adolescent mental health services

Enhance your understanding of the benefits of personalised care planning

Providing specialist clinical support for adoptive parents and adoption professionals

The core aspects of the role of a specialist practitioner lead for adoption in a CAMHS team

Online mindfulness-based interventions and their use in mental health practice

The benefits and limitations of such interventions for people with mental health issues

Where do mental health nurses work on registration and in their early career?

Exploring the factors influencing newly registered mental health nurses’ choice of first role

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