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Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

ISSN 1365-2850

3 papers in the library · 105 citations · publishing 2003-2016

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A systematic review of the effects of novel psychoactive substances 'legal highs' on people with severe mental illness.

Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing June 1, 2016 R Gray, D Bressington, E Hughes et al. 39 citations

WHAT IS KNOWN ON THE SUBJECT?: Novel psychoactive substances (NPS) include synthetic drugs mimicking the effects of illicit drugs, e.g. synthetic cannabinoids, and herbs such as Salvia divinorum. NPS are substances that can trigger hallucinations and other effects altering the mind, and are currently uncontrolled by the United Nations' 1961 Narcotic Drugs/1971 Psychotropic Substances...

Religion, assessment and the problem of 'normative uncertainty' for mental health student nurses: a critical incident-informed qualitative interview study.

Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing October 1, 2015 A M Bassett, C Baker, S Cross

There is limited research around how mental health (MH) student nurses interpret and differentiate between people's religious and cultural beliefs and the existence of psychopathological symptomatology and experiences. Here we focus on one cultural issue that arose from research exploring how MH student nurses approach and interpret religion and culture in their practice - that is, the...

Perspectives of mindfulness.

Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing June 1, 2003 I S Hirst 66 citations

The idea and practice of mindfulness has a long history in some of the world's religions and is also articulated in a number of secular discourses. The therapeutic potential of mindfulness is now being recognized and is being researched in a diverse range of healthcare settings including mental health. Being mindful presupposes that individuals whose awareness is not impaired do have a choice...