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#WardSonar report published
ByNoctToday we publish our @NIHRresearch report on #WardSonar the 1st attempt to ask patients on acute mental health wards to measure and report changes in perceptions of safety in real-time. The details of which can be found here. We have deepened our understanding of the co-design of digital interventions, explored milieu and contagion, and been able…
Staff responses to interventions aiming to reduce mechanical restraint inadult mental health inpatient settings: a questionnaire-based survey
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New article: Perceptions Among Mental Health Professionals Regarding the Intrusiveness of Coercive Measures
ByNoctBirkeland, Søren LLM, PhD1,2; Gildberg, Frederik Alkier PhD1; Tingleff, Ellen Boldrup PhD1; Pedersen, Martin Locht RN1; Lindekilde, Camilla MSc1,3; Morsø, Lars PhD2,4; Bogh, Søren Bie PhD2,4. Perceptions Among Mental Health Professionals Regarding the Intrusiveness of Coercive Measures: A Danish Regional Survey. Journal of Forensic Nursing 21(2):p 120-127, 4/6 2025. | DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000524 Background: Although hotly…
New article published: Tilting at Windmills
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