BackgroundUnderstanding patient experiences of detention under mental health legislation
is crucial to efforts to reform policy and practice. AimsTo synthesise qualitative evidence on …

BackgroundThere has been a call for a framework to guide recovery-oriented practices in
forensic mental health services. AimsThis study aims to examine personal recovery and its …

The discourse of safety has informed the care of individuals with mental illness through
institutionalization and into modern psychiatric nursing practices. Confinement arose from …

Forensic hospitals provide care for incarcerated patients who have committed a crime under
the influence of serious mental illness. The care and (re) habilitation of the target group …

This study aimed to implement and evaluate a work‐based personal resilience
enhancement intervention for forensic nurses. A mixed methods design consisting of …

Historically, people with mental ill‐health have been isolated from society. Although mental
health care has moved from closed to more open forms of care, in many societies care is still …

Recovery is a model of care in (forensic) mental health settings across Western nations that
aims to move past the paternalistic and punitive models of institutional care of the 20th …

This chapter is written by people with quite different experiences of violence in relation to the
practice and organization of psychiatric services. It is our intention to draw upon our own …

This rapid review summarises the currently available information on how best to engage
users of forensic mental health services in the research process. A search of six electronic …

To reduce the use and duration of mechanical restraint in forensic settings and ensure
evidence‐based patient care, we need more knowledge about patients' subjective …