At the heart of recovery-oriented psychiatric mental health care are the dignity and respect of
each person and the ways in which hel** professionals convey a person's uniqueness …

The literature consistently shows that medical–surgical nurses frequently lack the
knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to render holistic nursing care to patients with …

ABSTRACT AIM To gain insight into medical surgical nurses' process (es) of categorising
mental illness in general hospitals. BACKGROUND Categorising patients is a daily social …

As health systems move to make electronic health records (EHRs) accessible to patients,
there is a need to examine if, and the extent to which, bias toward patients may be evident in …

Increasing numbers of patients living with obesity (PLWO) are admitted to the intensive care
unit (ICU). The goal of this qualitative study was to examine the experiences of ICU nurses …

Aims and objectives To gain insight into mental health staff's perception of writing progress
notes in an acute and subacute psychiatric ward context. Background The nursing process …

In sociological, managerial and clinical investigations of psychiatric nursing, the skills of
observing patients are compared unfavourably with nurses' ability to listen, to interview and …

Although shared decision making (SDM) in general practice continues to be promoted as a
highly desirable means of conducting consultations it is rarely observed in practice. The aim …

The various ways in which nurses relate and interact with patients, who are considered
marginal, vulnerable, and in some ways “different,” tend to revolve around the concept of …

Managing aggression in mental health hospitals is an important and challenging task for
clinical nursing staff. A majority of studies focus on the perspective of clinicians, and …