‘Nurses can make small changes that have a huge impact’
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‘Nurses can make small changes that have a huge impact’

Colin Parish @RCNi_Colin Editor, Mental Health Practice
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You would be hard-pressed to think of a more influential mental health nurse in the UK than champion of behaviourism in nursing Kevin Gournay

Kevin Gournay’s illustrious career in mental health nursing started 51 years ago in 1966, when, rather than take up the offer of a place at medical school, he decided to work as a nursing assistant.

Mental Health Practice. 21, 1, 16-17. doi: 10.7748/mhp.21.1.16.s11

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13 September 2017 / Vol 21 issue 1

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