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Accepted: Health behaviours of forensic mental health service users, in relation to smoking, alcohol consumption, dietary behaviours and physical activity
Petersen, ALW., Hjorth, P., Andersen, K., Gildberg, FA. 2020. Title: Health behaviours of forensic mental health service users, in relation to smoking, alcohol consumption, dietary behaviours and physical activity – A mixed methods systematic review. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. Status: Accepted
Accepted: The state of the nursing profession in the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020 during COVID-19
Wilson, R., Ball, J., Carryer, J., Dewey, J., Dwing, J., Rosado, S., Gildberg, FA., Hutton, A., Johnson, A., Kaunonen, M., Sheridan, N. 2020. Title: The state of the nursing profession in the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020 during COVID-19: A Nursing Standpoint. Nursing Philosophy. Status: Accepted
Published: Prohibition on research involving psychiatric patients subject to coercion!
This paper compares legislation on clinical research conducted onpatients subject to coercion in the Scandinavian countries and the UK, examines it from a human rights perspective, and problematizes the Danish legal model as the only one employing a total ban on this kind of research. Reference is made to the consequences to evidence-based psychiatric care …
Disagreement in Satisfaction Between Patients and Providers in the Use of Videoconferences by Depressed Adults
Christensen, L. F., Gildberg, F., Sibbersen, C., Skjøth, M. M., Nielsen, C. T. & Hansen, J. P. 2019. Disagreement in satisfaction between patients and providers in the use of videoconferences by depressed adults. In: Telemedicine and e-Health. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2019.0055 Publikation: Article, Peer reviewed. Status: Published online! More…
New article published!
Approaching the religious patient in forensic psychiatry, with special focus on ethnic minority patients Ethnic minority patients are overrepresented in Danish forensic psychiatry and knowledge is needed on how these patients are approached in relation to religious and cultural issues. The aim of this study was to investigate how psychiatrists in Danish forensic psychiatry approach …
New article published! – Does ‘subalternalizing’ religious patients mean they do not exist?
Nissen, R.D., Gildberg, F.A., Hvidt, N.C. 2019. Approaching the Religious Patient in Secular Psychiatry: Does ‘subalternalizing’ religious patients mean they do not exist? The Archives for the Psychology of Religion. https://doi.org/10.1177/0084672419868770 Article, Peer reviewed. Status: Published!
Published: Searching for qualitative health research required several databases and alternative search strategies – Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
Objective: Retrieving the qualitative literature can be challenging, but the number and specific choice of databases are key factors. The aim of the present study is to provide guidance for the choice of databases for retrieving qualitative health research. Study Design and Setting: Seventy-one qualitative systematic reviews, from the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews and …