Forensic Mental Health Nursing Strategy and Implementation

by Tarbuck, Paul; Morris-Topping, Barry; Burnard, Philip

• ISBN13: 9781861561282
• ISBN10: 1861561288
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1999-06-18
• Publisher: Wiley

Summary

Commencing with the Reed Review, this book is about policy and strategy developments, and the implementation of the ensuing chages by forensic mental health nurses. Services and units around the country are at different stages of development, which is reflected in this work.

Author Biography

Paul Tarbuck and Barry Morris-Topping are the authors of Forensic Mental Health Nursing: Strategy and Implementation, published by Wiley.

Table of Contents

Contributors	ix
Preface	xv
Paul Tarbuck
Barry Topping-Morris
Philip Burnard
Reflections on the Reed Review - a nursing perspective	1	(13)
John Parry
The forensic multidisciplinary care team	14	(11)
Stephen Burrow
The treatment, care and management of the psychopathic disorder patient: the nursing contribution	25	(11)
David Sallah
Diverting people with mental health problems from the criminal justice system	36	(15)
Gina Hillis
Forensic community mental health nurses and their self-perceived roles	51	(11)
Marie Toman
Is high-security care necessary for persons with learning disabilities?	62	(9)
Colin Beacock
Crime, mental disorder and criminology: a critical perspective	71	(11)
David Mercer
The sharp end of Broadmoor: a look at developments in nursing at Broadmoor Hospital from a patient's perspective	82	(11)
`Harry'
Empowerment of mentally disordered offenders within a controlled environment	93	(11)
Neil Kitchiner
Criminal responsibility and mental illness	104	(16)
Frank Hanily
Can medium secure units avoid becoming total institutions?	120	(11)
John Kilshaw
Working towards patient satisfaction in forensic mental health medium secure care	131	(18)
Philip Burnard
Five concepts for the expanded role of the forensic mental health nurse	149	(13)
Michael McCourt
The attitudes of forensic mental health nurses	162	(9)
Chris Chaloner
Connor Kinsella
Clinical supervision for forensic mental health nurses: the experience of one medium secure unit	171	(19)
Paul Rogers
Kevin Gournay
Barry Topping-Morris
Developing the contribution of research in nursing: accessing the state-of-the-art in technology and information	190	(27)
David Robinson
The reliability of predictions of dangerousness: implications for nursing	217	(12)
Chris Skelly
Care and responsibility training: survey of skills retention and diminution	229	(12)
Paul Tarbuck
Yvonne Eaton
Joe McAuliffe
Mick Ruane
Bill Thorpe
Index	241