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International Journal of Mental Health Nursing | Leading the discourse #MentalHealthNursing #Science #Practice #Education | SoMe Editor @rhondawilsonmhn
Joined June 2012
Congratulations to Editor in Chief @KimUsher3 who has been awarded the title: Madgwick Distinguished Professor (Research) @UniNewEngland in recognition of her expertise & illustrious reputation as researcher in the fields of #mentalhealth #nursing & #Aboriginal health research
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Call for improved investment in mental health nursing… https://t.co/YvLUdAbBPf Elimination of restrictive interventions: Is it achievable under the current mental healthcare landscape?
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The 2021 release of the report from the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System suggested 65 recommendations to improve a mental healthcare system that was described as “broken”....
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@lukemolloy @lukemolloy Our research with @IllaShoalHealth mental health services showed that 6 Core Strategies reduced seclusion and restraint across 3 inpatient units #mentalhealth #seclusion #OpenAccess @IJMHN #MHNursesday
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Reducing and eliminating seclusion and restraint in inpatient settings has been a key area of focus in mental health policy and research for many years. To address this issue, numerous programmes...
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@lukemolloy @IJMHN A strength-based approach to mental health practice facilitates the establishment of a collaborative relationship and a stronger therapeutic alliance with the people who use mental health services #OpenAccess @IJMHN #MHNursesDay
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This study explored the impact of Strengths Model training, supervision and mentorship on the practice of a group of multi-disciplinary mental health clinicians that included mental health nurses,...
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Happy #MHNursesDay to mental health nurses throughout the world! Sending warm wishes to our authors, readers and reviewers… we appreciate you all! Celebrate by browsing through our latest issues & keeping up to date on best evidence to support mental health nursing practice!
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Always great to see Masters students from @uccnursmid publish their important work in @IJMHN #OpenAccess
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Evidence to support a call for ‘transformational practices to bring cultural change to the clinical space’ https://t.co/FhcEPtUN1w The role of human resource management and governance in addressing bullying, burnout and the depersonalization of junior & senior psychiatric nurses
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This study examined the level of perceived responsibility junior and senior psychiatric nurses have for human resources and governance in Saudi Arabia. Bullying is a significant issue in nursing and...
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Call for positive media to enhance first encounters with mental health services https://t.co/wbX33uryoF “I thought it would just be, like, older men in white coats”: A qualitative exploration of first encounters with mental health services
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Individuals whose mental health is becoming a concern may not receive the care they require. Although efforts have been made to reduce barriers to accessing services, including stigma reduction...
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including mindfulness & addressing negative body image may assist https://t.co/HAJ9xYsZt4 Body image, interoceptive awareness, depression and eating disorder symptoms: Within‐group variability among sexual minority women
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This study investigates within-group differences in body image concerns among sexual minority women and their related association with eating disorders and depression. Cross-sectional data were...
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‘During the pandemic, admission rates for mental health disorders and self‐poisoning were higher for any given age and sex’. https://t.co/S1oguCusFS Influences of the COVID‐19 pandemic on admissions and clinical outcomes in mental health disorders and self‐poisoning
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We measured rates of hospital admissions for mental health disorders and self-poisoning during the pandemic in patients without COVID-19, compared to those admitted before the pandemic. Data were...
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‘#NP led model of treating individuals with opioid use disorder influenced needle & syringe dispensing’ https://t.co/3IekYTgw5p Exploring the effectiveness of a regional nurse practitioner led, long‐acting injectable buprenorphine‐based model of care for opioid use disorder
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The introduction of long-acting injectable buprenorphine preparations for opioid use disorder has been widely heralded as a breakthrough treatment, with several studies indicating positive results...
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#MHNurses have positive attitudes towards mental illness & recovery‐oriented practice. https://t.co/AA0ZrMpkSx Mental Health Nurses' attitudes towards mental illness and recovery‐oriented practice in acute inpatient psychiatric units: A non‐participant observation study
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National mental health policies accentuate the importance of having positive attitudes, skills, and knowledge among mental health professionals to facilitate recovery-oriented practices in all areas...
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More research needed to the #MentalHealth care of young people: https://t.co/t5wU1uvO9x Staff responses to self‐harm by children and young people in mental health inpatient settings: Experiences and views of children and young people, parents and staff
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This study aimed to understand the views of children and young people (CYP), parents and staff on how staff should respond to incidents of self-harm carried out by CYP in mental health inpatient...
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Concerning differences in staff rating of quality of care for Indigenous & non indigenous service users. https://t.co/zYKl8PYNFj Staff perceptions of the quality of care delivered in a New Zealand mental health and addiction service: Findings from a qualitative study
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‘Resilience is a dynamic process of positive adaptation and recovery from adversity’. https://t.co/eKLy0Nr6DK Resilience and mental health nursing: An integrative review of updated evidence
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Good news! Evidence suggests forest bathing can significantly reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety. https://t.co/62WuhnSOWM The effects of forest bathing on psychological well‐being: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
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#MHNurses have unique skills for caring for people who are hallucinating. Learn more about clinical interest in therapeutic use of psilocybin here: https://t.co/t5sJiXbuMm Experiences of psilocybin treatment for clinical conditions: A qualitative meta‐synthesis
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Concerning research findings on barriers to accessing therapeutic treatment in the #ED for people with a psychosocial disability. #OpenAccess #mentalhealth
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Almost 60 000 people have a psychosocial disability (PSD) and a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) plan. As PSD can be a fluctuating condition, people with a PSD and an NDIS plan, at times,...
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Earning the trust and confidence of clinicians should be considered in implementation of any AI‐based decision support system. https://t.co/jInGPRILZL Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) based decision support systems in mental health: An integrative review
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MHNs have a professional obligation to advocate for access and equity in health service distribution and provision, and this applies to digital and physical domains. https://t.co/CHHLEUUDQp Artificial intelligence: An eye cast towards the mental health nursing horizon
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There has been an international surge towards online, digital, and telehealth mental health services, further amplified during COVID-19. Implementation and integration of technological innovations,...
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