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06 July 2018 | Vol 21, Issue 8
Evidence and practice

Improving the perceived quality of life of US military veterans with serious mental illness

Sheila Alexander, Stephanie Wynn

Male adolescent suicidality: a literature review

Amy Conroy, Tommy Dickinson

Functions of non-suicidal self-injury in prisoners with mental health diagnoses

Hannah John-Evans, Bronwen Davies, Joselyn Sellen, Jenny Mercer

Making the link between staff and service-user health

Josephine Poole, Elisa Rossimel, Hamish Fibbins

Retaining and valuing newly qualified nursing staff: evaluation of a peer support group

Haley Jackson

Providing streamlined multiagency care for high-intensity users of mental health and emergency services

Sharon Lewry

Feature

Campaigning for greater therapeutic time

Colin Parish

Analysis

Destigmatising people diagnosed with personality disorders

Daniel Allen

Fears grow as staffing problems intensify in mental health workforce

Stephanie Jones-Berry

News

Have the courage to support suicidal patients, nurses told

Campaign aims to close life-expectancy gap for people with mental ill health

Integrated services cut costs and improve health

Novel way to cut overuse of A&E

Staff deficit may scupper care pledge

Winners of the 2018 RCNi Mental Health Practice Award

Kimberley Hackett

Editorial

Staff shortages and lack of funding continue to be the norm, sadly

Colin Parish

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