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01 June 2001 | Vol 4, Issue 9 Print Edition
CPD

Environments and older people with dementia

Lynne Phair, Hazel Heath

Book review

Nursing Homeless Men: A Study of Proactive Intervention

Ruth Northway

The Social Psychology of Stigma

Julie Repper

Resources

Diary

Cutting Edge: Brian’s Story

Louise Stroud

Guide for contributors to mental health practice

Psychiatric Intensive Care

James Noak

Older people

Mental health and the National Service Framework for Older People

Jan Dewing, Pauline Ford

News feature

Mental health nurse prescribing: Part 2

Peter Nolan, Neil Carr, Lisa Harold

Users’ views

The hurtfulness of a diagnosis: user research about personality disorder

Heather Castillo, Lesley Allen, Neil Coxhead

A&S Science

Mental health nurses: Do they care?

Alison Tingle

Interact

People

Letter

Body and mind

Letter

Chris Littlejohn

Opinion

Attending a recent conference on reducing drug-related harm, Peter Phillips was heartened by calls for pragmatic public health approaches to working with drug users and a move away from criminalisation and coerced treatment

Peter Phillips

Leadership

Breaking the male mould: A new approach to leadership

Jean Faugier, Helen Woolnough

Recipe for success

News

People

Ministers unveil new initiatives

Statutory policies leave out adults with autism

User-trainer initiative launched

Action on abuse needed

Ian McMillan

News

In memoriam: john greene

Peter Nolan

News in brief

Editorial

Editorial

Ian McMillan

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