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Volume 21 Issue 1 - 2006
Advances in Contemporary Mental Health Nursing
iii Foreword: Consumers, Practice, Interventions and Education in Mental Health Nursing
Sandra Talley
vii Preface: Mental Health Nursing for Individual, Community and Organisational Benefit
Nicholas G Procter RN, RPN, BA, GradDipEd
Consumers And Mental Health
1 Guest Editorial: Reason, Commonsense and Imagination in the Service of our Shared Humanity
Kenneth Walsh PhD
4 In Our Own Words
Consumers' views on the reality of consumer participation in mental health careVal Goodwin, Brenda Happell
14 Consumer Evaluation of a Mental Health Liaison Nurse Service in the Emergency Department
Timothy Wand, Peter Schaecken
22 Moving Toward Culturally Sensitive Services for Indigenous People
A non-Indigenous mental health nursing perspectiveAnthony (Tony) P O'Brien RN PhD
32 A Randomised Controlled Trial Testing the Impact of Exercise on Cognitive Symptoms and Disability of Residents with Dementia
John Stevens RN PhD, Mark Killeen
Mental Health Nursing Practice
41 Guest Editorial: Defining Our Scope of Practice
Stephen Elsom
43 Attitudes of Registered Psychiatric Nurses Towards Patients Diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder
Cecil Deans, Elizabeth Meocevic
62 Best Practice Management Strategies for Mental Health Nurses During the Clinical Application of Civil Commitment
An OverviewBrian G McKenna, Alexanda IF Simpson, John H Coverdale
71 Violence Against Psychiatric Nurses
Sensitive research as science and interventionMarilyn Lewis Lannza, Robert Zeiss, Jill Rierdan
85 Community-Based Postpartum Depression Screening Within the First Month After Delivery
June Andrews Horowitz
94 The Use of Psychotropic Medications with Breastfeeding Women
Applying the available evidenceKim Usher, Kim Foster
103 Dementia Related Aggression in the Acute Sector
Is a Code Black really the answer?Jacqueline Jones CRNHC, Sally Borbasi RN BEd(Nsing) (UNE) MA(Educ: Research)(Macquarie) PhD (Sydney), Alan Nankivell, Craig Lockwood
Mental Health Nursing Education
117 Guest Editorial: Reflections on Mental Health Nursing Education
Dianne Wynaden
120 Managing the 'Unmanageable'
Training staff in the use of dialectical behaviour therapy for borderline personality disorderMike Hazelton, Rachel Rossiter, Julie Milner
131 Creating Supportive Environments for Mental Health Promotion in the Workplace
Patricia Barkway
142 Mental Health Nursing in New Zealand Primary Health Care
Anthony J O'Brien, Frances A Hughes, Jacquie D Kidd
153 Educating Mental Health Nurses in Clinical Settings
Tackling the challengeMichelle Cleary, Garry Walter
Epilogue
160 Advances in Contemporary Mental Health Nursing
A Continuous ProcessBarbara E Wolfe
Book Reviews
157 Mental Health Care for People with Learning Disabilities
Helena Priest and Michael Gibbs
Reviewed by Jan Walmsley
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