Race, Culture and Ethnicity in Secure Psychiatric Practice: Working With Difference

by Kaye, Charles; Lingiah, Tony

• ISBN13: 9781853026959
• ISBN10: 1853026956
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-06-01
• Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Pub

Summary

(Jessica Kingsley Publishers) Broadmoor Hospital, London, UK. Provides data and analysis which exposes society's view of minorities and the influence these views have on care professionals working in psychiatric and criminal justice systems. British oriented. Hardcover, softcover also available.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Part I Structures and Power
Difference described	11	(18)
Charles Kaye
Mental health in black and ethnic minorities: an epidemiological perspective	29	(20)
Veena Soni Raleigh
`Race', criminality and forensic psychiatry: a historical perspective	49	(6)
Suman Fernando
Differences in ritual and culture	55	(16)
P.Q. Deeley
Racism and the expression of identity in special hospitals	71	(12)
Annie Bartlett
Experiences in France and England: a patient's perspective	83	(10)
Part II Seeking a better balance
Developing a mental health service for ethnic minorities	93	(8)
Albert Persaud
Supporting black patients in secure care: regal representation	101	(12)
Chinyere Inyama
Change and progress - the right pace?	113	(12)
Georgina Linton
Part III Clinical perspectives
Fair treatment for black patients in secure care	125	(10)
Chandra Ghosh
Black men in Broadmoor	135	(12)
Stan Grant
Providing clinical care for black patients in forensic psychiatry	147	(5)
Harvey Gordon
Black staff and their experience at work	152	(12)
Krishnan Gnanasekaran
Black women patients in the forensic service	164	(9)
Margaret Orr
Asian women and community care: `Asian khavateen'	173	(12)
Alia Khan
Part IV Effecting change
Making policy work	185	(9)
Jayne Hayes
Measuring progress and improving quality	194	(11)
Jane Mackenzie
Carol Morgan-Clark
Translating a vision into reality: Broadmoor's partnership with ACMHA	205	(10)
Elaine Elvey
Meeting the spiritual needs of Muslim patients	215	(8)
Nizar Boga
The Experience of being a black patient	223	(5)
Awareness and Change: a training initiative at Broadmoor Hospital	228	(7)
Charles Kaye
Progress in Broadmoor Hospital	235	(20)
Tony Lingiah
References	255	(20)
Contributors	275	(4)
Index	279