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02 March 2023 | Vol 26, Issue 2
CPD

Compassionate care for people who self-harm: principles, tools and techniques

Gillian Rayner, Karen Wright

Evidence and practice

Using personalised music to enhance the well-being of people with dementia

Dean McShane

Reflecting on professional self-disclosure and supportive relationships with foster carers during the COVID-19 pandemic

Philip John Archard, Isobel Moore, Michelle O’Reilly, Pallab Majumder, Dan Warrender, Tina Adkins, Emma Tilbury

Why is cardiometabolic risk monitoring important?

Herbert Mwebe

Careers

How specialist nurses can tackle gambling addiction

Lynne Pearce

Opinion

How to assess and manage people who self-harm

Catherine Turnbull

Free mental health app with support for nurses

Rebecca Howard

Feature

When your patient may have committed a crime: how to provide non-judgemental care

Yvonne Covell

Analysis

Diogenes syndrome: how to recognise and act on signs of self-neglect in older people

Catherine Turnbull

Abuse of patients: what you can do to help end bad practice

Nick Evans

Editorial

Why is mental health nursing often challenging to define?

Stephen Jones

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