Table Of ContentCONTENTS
VOLUME 14 - NUMBER 1 - MARCH 2005
Editorial
Brenda Happell
Feature Articles
Providing emergency mental health care to asylum seekers at a time when claims for
permanent protection have been rejected
NicholasG . Procter
Adversity as opportunity: Living with schizophrenia and developing a resilient self
Rene Geanellos
An investigation of aged care mental health knowledge of Queensland aged care nurses
Mei Chi Hsu, Wendy Moyle, Debra Creedy and Lorraine Venturato
Interpersonal psychotherapy: An effective psychotherapeutic intervention for mental
health nursing practice
Marie Crowe and Sue Luty
Towards a healthier lifestyle for staff of a psychiatric hospital: Description of a pilot
prog ramme
Michelle Cleary and Garry Walter
Seclusion of children and adolescents: Psychopathological and family factors
Karen Gullick, Brett McDermott, Prue Stone and Peter Gibbon
Nurses under threat: A comparison of content of 28 aggression management programs
Gerry Farrell and Katrina Cubit
Attempting to accomplish connectedness within the preceptorship experience
The perceptions of mental
health nurses
Rosemary Charleston and Brenda Happell
Research Note
Email etiquette: Guidelines for mental health nurses
Michelle Cleary and Adele Freeman
Book Reviews
VOLUME 14 - NUMBER 2 - JUNE 2005
Editorial
Changes at the JMHN
Brenda Happell
Guest Editorial
A call for deeper scrutiny of mental health care for people in Australian immigration
detention centres
Nicholas G. Procter
CONTENTS
Feature Articles
The experience and views of mental health nurses regarding nursing care delivery in an
integrated, inpatient setting
Michelle Cleary, Garry Walter and Glenn Hunt
The attitudes, knowledge and skills needed in mental health nurses: The perspective of users
of mental health services
Sharon E. Rydon
Factors that influence Asian communities’ access to mental health care
Dianne Wynaden, Rose Chapman, Angelica Orb, Sunita McGowan, Zenith Zeeman and
SiewHo Yeak
Cognitive behaviour therapy within acute mental health care: A critical appraisal
Sara L. Munro, John A. Bakaned rJoh n Playle
Nursing student attitudes to psychiatric nursing and psychiatric disorders in New Zealand
Lois J. Surgenor, Janet Dunn and Jacqueline Horn
Promoting a sustainable mental health nursing workforce: An evaluation of a transition
mental health nursing programme
Michelle Cleary and Brenda Happell
The validity and reliability of the World Health Organization Mental Disorders Checklist
for use in a telehealth clinic in Hong Kong
Sau Fong Leung, Caroline Chui, David Arthur, Peter French, Alice Lai, Wai Man Lee and
Daniel Wong
Interpersonal psychotherapy: An effective psychotherapeutic intervention for mental
health nursing practice
Marie Crowe and Sue Lut)
The role of the registered nurse in an acute mental health inpatient setting in New Zealand
Perceptions versus reality
WillemJ .F ourie, Stuart McDonald, John Connor and Steve Bartlett
The phenomenon of resilience in crisis care mental health clinicians
Karen-leigh Edward
Sexual health knowledge and risk behaviour in young people with first episode psychosis
Heather Shield, Greg Fairbrother and Helmut Obmann
VOLUME 14 - NUMBER 3 - SEPTEMBER 2005
Editorial
Brenda Happell
Feature Articles
Rethinking mental health nursing education in Australia: A case for direct entry
Cynthia Stuhl miller
Pivotal moments in the therapeutic relationship
Mark Welch
Impact of patient confidentiality on carers of people who have a mental disorder
Dianne Wynaden and Angelica Orb
CONTENTS
Cutting across boundaries: A case study using feminist praxis to understand the meanings
of self-harm
Sue McAndrew and Tony Warne
Mental health nurse practitioner: Expanded or advanced?
Stephen Elsom, Brenda Happell and Elizabeth Manias
Discourse analysiso f newspaper coverage of the 2001/2002 Canterbury, New Zealand
mental health nurses’ strike
Tony L. Farrow and Anthony]. O’Brien
Emergency mental health nursing for self-harming refugees and asylum seekers
Nicholas G. Procter
Facilitating research within clinical settings: The development of a beginner's guide
Michelle Cleary and Adele Freeman
Adolescent drug abuse: Helping families survive
Kim Usher, Debra Jackson and Louise O’Brien
Letters to Editor
Standardized routine outcome measurement: Response to Lakeman
Tim Coombs and Tom Meehan
Psychiatric emergency centres, reinforcing the separation of mind and body
T. Wand
VOLUME 14 - NUMBER 4 - DECEMBER 2005
Editorial
Pink Floyd: Fond memory or contemporary role model?
Brenda Happell
Feature Articles
Mental health nurse practitioners in Australia: Improving access to quality mental
health care
Jacklin E. Fisher
Retaining the mental health nursing workforce: Early indicators of retention and attrition
Sarah Robinson, Trevor Murrellasn d Elizabeth M. Smith
Promoting reflection in mental health nursing practice: A case illustration using
problem-based learning
Marie Cooke and Beth Matarasso
The mixed attitudes of nurse’s to caring for people with mental illness in a rural
general hospital
Frances Reed and Les Fitzgerald
Sense of coherence and social support in relation to recovery in first-episode patients
with major depression: A one-year prospective study
Ingela Skdrsdter, Ann Langius, Hans Agren, Lars Hdggstrém and Karina Dencker
A study of emotional attitude of psychiatric nurses: Reliability and validity of the
Nurse Attitude Scale
Fujika Katsuki, Masahiro Goto and Toshiyuki Someya
CONTENTS
Community educators as supporters in ethnographic research
Nicholas G. Procter
Development of a mentorship programme for new graduate nurses in mental health
Andrea McCloughen and Louise O’Brien
Patient or consumer? The colonization of the psychiatric clinic
Alicia M. Evans
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