Volume 34 Issue 2 - 2010
Advances in Contemporary Mental Health Nursing (2nd edn)
| 131-133 | | Prologue: Towards Innovation and a Partnership Future for Mental Health Nursing
Nicholas G Procter, Angela Frederick Amar |
| 134-135 | | Guest Editorial: Transcultural Mental Health Nursing in Malaysia: Perspectives and Strategies
Kam Hock Chang |
| 136-139 | | Commentary: Strategies for Mental Health
Danny G Willis, Linda Beeber, Jane Mahoney, Daryl Sharp |
| 140-148 | | Therapeutic friendliness and the development of therapeutic leverage by mental health nurses in community rehabilitation settings
Andrew Gardner |
| 149-157 | | Solution focused nursing: A fitting model for mental health nurses working in a public health paradigm
Margaret McAllister |
| 158-166 | | Conceptualising the functional role of mental health consultation-liaison nurse in multi-morbidity, using Peplau's nursing theory
Michael K. Merritt, Nicholas G Procter |
| 167-176 | | Consultation-liaison nursing:: A personal reflection
Gillian van der Watt |
| 177-189 | | Is there a future in mental health promotion and consultation for nurses?
Annette Woodhouse |
| 190-198 | | Self-esteem and optimism in rural youth: gender differences
Lisa Marie Bernardo, Kirsti Hetager Stark, Kathryn Puskar, Tammy M Haley, Dianxu Ren, Linda Siemon, JoAnn Switala |
| 199-210 | | Paternal postpartum depression: How can nurses begin to help?
Sherri Melrose |
| 211-220 | | Exploring the mental health nurse practitioner scope of practice (Youth Early Psychosis) an anecdotal account
Neville Baker |
| 221-229 | | Younger adults with dementia: A strategy to promote awareness and transform perceptions
Denise Chaston |
| 230-236 | | Informed consent for research involving people with dementia: A grey area
Katrina Cubit |
| 237-247 | | Capacity, consent, and mental health legislation: Time for a new standard?
Anthony J O'Brien |
| 248-257 | | What’s the bloody law on this?: Nurses, swearing, and the law in New South Wales, Australia.
Teresa Stone, Lyn Francis |
| 258-266 | | Superficial supervision
Andrew Gardner, Helen McCutcheon, Maria Fedoruk |
| 267-276 | | In search of a national approach to professional supervision for mental health and addiction nurses: The New Zealand experience
Brian G McKenna, Katey Thom, Fiona Howard, Val Williams |
| 277-288 | | Cultural boundary surfing in mental health nursing: A creative narration
Jacquie D Kidd |
Book Reviews |
| 288-288 | | Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing: The Craft of Caring (2nd edn)
Phil Barker
Reviewed by Michael K. Merritt |
Related special issue from Health Sociology Review
“Closing Asylums for the Mentally Ill: Social Consequences”
Editor:
Pauline Savy La Trobe University, VIC
The social landscape for understanding and responding to mental illness has changed rapidly. Timed to coincide with the Senate Select Committee Report, this volume offers timely analyses of the social and consumer implications from the closure of large...Visit Website
Related special issue from Rural Society
“Rural Mental Health”
Editors:
Darryl Maybery Monash University, VIC
Grace Brown Monash University, VIC
Richard Pugh Keele University, UK
Emilia E Martinez-Brawley Arizona State University, USA
A special double issue of the Rural Society journal published in association with the Australian Association of Social Work...Visit Website
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