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2. Conclusions: is there a common European approach to delivering mental health services?
3. Introduction
4. Epilogue
5. Mental health services in the United Kingdom
6. Community Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing: Contexts and Challenges—The Case of Nurse Prescribing and Recovery-Focused Interventions
7. Analysis of changes in the national mental health nursing workforce in England, 2011–2021.
8. An acute community mental health service : assessments, descriptions, predictions and implications
9. Mental Health Services in Europe
10. Service users' beliefs about acute in‐patient admission
11. The development of nurse prescribing in mental health services: Outcomes from five national surveys 2004–2019
12. New Ways of Working for nurses
13. Medicines
14. A qualitative study of perceptions of senior health service staff as to factors influencing the development of Advanced Clinical Practice roles in mental health services
15. Are advanced clinical practice roles in England’s National Health Service a remedy for workforce problems? A qualitative study of senior staff perspectives
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17. Mental Health Nurse Academics can help attain goals for mental health research and influence policy
18. Are advanced clinical practice roles in England's National Health Service a remedy for workforce problems? A qualitative study of senior staff perspectives.
19. Mental health nursing in Europe: what's the future? Neil Brimblecombe and Peter Nolan describe the current mental health challenges facing Europe and discuss the current and potential future contribution of nurses to meeting these
20. Implementing holistic practices in mental health nursing: A national consultation
21. A survey of the education of nurses working in mental health settings in 12 European countries
22. Assessment and management of risk
23. Wake-up call for British psychiatry
24. getting the measure of learning disability practice
25. Mental Health Nurse Academics can help attain goals for mental health research and influence policy.
26. Asylum nursing as a career in the United Kingdom, 1890–1910
27. The changing relationship between mental health nurses and psychiatrists in the United Kingdom
28. Making my mark
29. Technologies can help with patient safety, but also hinder.
30. The nurse consultant in mental health services: A national, mixed methods study of an advanced practice role
31. A mixed‐methods survey to explore views of staff and patients from mental health wards prior to introduction of a digital early warning system for physical deterioration
32. Turning values into action: the Chief Nursing Officer's Review of Mental Health Nursing was published last month. Tim McDougall and Neil Brimblecombe report on issues raised during the consultation. They also urge mental health nurses in England to embrace and translate the review's key recommendations into action
33. Medication and mental health nurses: developing new ways of working: prescribing medication is just one of the ways that mental health nurses are extending their role. Neil Brimblecombe and colleagues surveyed nurse directors to see how widely this role is being taken up
34. Making my mark: Neil Brimblecombe explains how his first research project was carried out by accident, and how he has come to learn why stubbornness and resilience are such important characteristics for the nurse researcher to possess
35. An American perspective: mental health services in Illinois
36. Using workload measurement tools in diverse care contexts: the experience of staff in mental health and learning disability inpatient settings
37. Mental Health Services in Europe : Provision and Practice
38. New ways of working for psychiatrists: implications for nursing: as psychiatrists begin to take a radical look at their role, Neil Brimblecombe and Ian Hulatt ask whether mental health nurses can capitalise in the ensuing shake-up
39. A long way to go: a recent conference for mental health nurses from across eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union reminded UK nurses how far standards have risen here and how much remains to be done elsewhere. Cris Allen and Neil Brimblecombe report on plans for progress
40. The European Context
41. Service users' beliefs about acute in‐patient admission
42. Psychiatrists' and nurses' views of mental health nurse supplementary prescribing: a survey
43. National reviews of nursing: Challenges, corrections and cynicism. Response to Brooker (2007) ‘The Chief Nursing Officer's review of mental health nursing in England an ode to ‘motherhood and apple pie’?
44. Shaping our future: the consultation process for the Chief Nursing Officer's review of mental health nursing is in full swing. Neil Brimblecombe and Alison Tingle report on progress so far
45. Shaping our future
46. Mental health nurse supplementary prescribing: mapping progress 1 year after implementation
47. Email interview
48. Service innovations
49. The use of brief therapy as part of the nursing care plan
50. Home treatment services: evidence and issues
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