This book covers:
-Rapidly evolving roles not previously covered, for example forensic nurse consultants and specialist therapeutic roles
-The developing areas of international forensic nursing, such as in Japan and Africa
Table of Contents: Forensic Mental Health Nursing
List of contributors
Preface
Introduction Alyson McGregor Kettles, Phil Woods and Richard Byrt
The role of education Helen Walker
Nurse consultants in forensic mental health care in Scotland David Langton
Equality and diversity: Respecting the person with a learning disability Mary A Addo and Ian Smith
Power and participation in forensic services: An introduction Richard Byrt
Negative control or life saving? Perspectives on power Richard Byrt
Patient empowerment and participation: Barriers and the way forward
Richard Byrt, Linda Hart and Linnette James-Sow
Role of the forensic mental health nurse in nutrition: Towards recovery Gillian Archibald
Assessment, management and treatment of sex offenders Paul Burbery and Mohammed Khoshdel
Risk assessment, measurement and management
Phil Woods
Creative anger management: An overview Stuart Bowness, ‘Algy’, Richard Byrt, Romanus Ngeh,
Lauren Mason and Cathy Wray
Creative anger management: Patients’ views and experiences ‘Bede’, ‘Colm’, ‘Algy’, ‘Dirk’, ‘Ezra’, ‘Ferg’ and Richard Byrt
Mental health and substance use: Problems within forensic practice Mick Adams and Leah Evans
Forensic community mental health nursing Michael Coffey and Richard Jones
Managing a forensic mental health organisation Gavin Garman and Fomayi Saliki
Mental health nursing in prison: A time for change in role Graham Durcan
Management of therapeutic boundaries Cindy Peternelj-Taylor and Penny Schafer
Conclusions: Themes, action and research for the future Richard Byrt, Alyson McGregor Kettles and Phil Woods
Index