Mental Health Nursing (MHN) Journal app brings content on best practice for mental health nursing to your mobile device.
Mental Health Nursing is the journal of the Mental Health Nursing Association. MHN covers all aspects of mental health nurse practice in the UK.
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• Education and Training features
• Reviews and reports into innovative therapy and care
• Updates to legislation including the Mental Health Act and the Mental Capacity Act.
Keep up to date with the latest in mental health nursing with this app, designed for health care professionals.
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You'll receive 6 issues during a 1 year Mental Health Nursing magazine subscription.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Mental Health Nursing Aug/Sep 2023.
CAN WORKFORCE POLICIES BRING ABOUT CHANGES?
The NHS Long Term Workforce Plan was launched in June with a stated aim of ‘putting staffing on a sustainable footing and improving patient care’. These are bold and laudable claims. This policy ap...
50% rise seen in referrals to CAHMS since 2019
The number of under-18s referred to child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) has risen by 53% since 2019, escalating to over 1.2 million in 2022, according to data from NHS Digital. The ...
New Alzheimer’s drug called ‘a turning point’
The new Alzheimer’s drug donanemab represents ‘a turning point’ in the fight against the disease, according to dementia charities. Full results about the new breakthrough drug were released in July...