What’s next for mental health nursing after COVID-19?
I join Mental Health Practice as consultant editor – succeeding the irreplaceable Ian Hulatt – at the most extraordinary of times. After months of the COVID-19 crisis we should reflect on its long-term implications for mental health nursing.
Mental Health Practice.
23, 4, 5-5.
doi: 10.7748/mhp.23.4.5.s1
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