Clinical
Our clinical nursing articles aim to inform and educate nurse practitioners and students. This is achieved through the publication of peer-reviewed, evidence-based, relevant and topical articles.
Evaluating the effects of appointing an associate nurse consultant to a CAMHS team
A service evaluation of the effects of the newly developed post in County Durham
Promoting the sexual health of people living with severe mental illness
Nurses’ attitudes toward sexual health among patients with severe mental illness
Issues affecting trans* young people: considerations for mental health nurses
Support for mental health nurses to enhance awareness of the needs of trans* young people
Empowering migrants during the resettlement process: applying Peplau’s theory
Peplau’s theory could be used to guide and empower migrants
Recognising elderspeak and how to avoid its use with older people
Elderspeak can be described as an over-adjustment of speech made towards older people
Enhancing physical health monitoring in people with severe mental illness
The development and implementation of a physical health passport
Exploring the effects of clinical simulation on nursing students’ learning and practice
How simulation-based learning can increase students’ confidence before placements
Reporting and recording sexual safety incidents in inpatient mental health settings
A programme to improve the sexual safety of people in mental health inpatient settings
Developing the mindful nurse practitioner
Evidence for, and benefits of, offering mindfulness programmes during nurse education
Stigma and help-seeking behaviours of men with depression: a literature review
Strategies that could be used to improve men’s engagement in mental health services
Exploring the benefits of a psychoeducation session for patients with chronic...
Recognising the co-morbid mental health conditions that patients with COPD experience
Raising magistrates’ awareness of dual diagnosis and community sentencing options
Rehabilitative options as an alternative to custodial sentences for vulnerable offenders