Stalking is generally defined as an intentional pattern of repeated intrusive and intimidating
behaviors toward a specific person that causes the target to feel harassed, threatened, and …

Awards and Praise for the first edition: Recipient of the 2006 International Association for
Relationship Research (IARR) Book Award" This text, as it presently stands, is THE go-to …

Mental health nursing is acknowledged internationally as being a demanding profession;
however, little is known about the range of experience and complexity of workplace …

Research examining the prevalence and impacts of stalking on mental health professionals
(MHPs) has grown over the last two decades. Yet only one previous review has been …

The aim of this work was to investigate stalking experiences in a sample of Health Care
Professionals, or HCPs, who experienced domestic violence in their previous relationships …

Stalking is a phenomenon characterized by a set of repetitive behaviors, intrusive
surveillance, control, communication, and search of contact with a victim who is afraid and/or …

Visiting nurses are commonly exposed to workplace violence, but there is a lack of research
on violence against these nurses. The purpose of this study was to identify visiting nurses' …

Stalking is a prevalent phenomenon that has major negative psychological, physical, social
and financial sequelae. Although workplaces are creating and extending policies to respond …

Background: Mental health professionals are at greater risk than the general population of
being stalked, particularly by patients. Aims: To assess the prevalence of stalking behaviour …

Online social networking has replaced more traditional methods of personal and
professional communication in many segments of society today. The wide reach and …