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FOSTREN-EViPRG Training School 2021
The first FOSTREN-EViPRG Training School turned out to be a major hit amongst the participants!Thank you so very much for participating and turning this event in to what it became; a step up the ladder and a high barre for all training schools to follow. Also, thanks to the teachers and senior colleagues for sharing …
New Results!
Gildberg, F., Petersen Fallesen, J., Vogn, D., Baker, J. & Fluttert, F., 2021. Conflict management: A qualitative study of mental health staff’s perceptions of factors that may influence conflicts with forensic mental health inpatients. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing. 10.1016/j.apnu.2021.06.007 Status: Published
Training School DK
PRICE?3.500.- DKK Per. Danish student – for a 3 day program with the leading experts within risk factors for coercion in mental health services. (Hotel Room is NOT included in the price). WHAT?The Training School will be held in Middelfart Denmark or online (due to COVID-19) on the 20th-24th of September 2021 and will focus on risk …
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 …