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Concept
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Nurse Administrators
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Concept
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Nurse Clinicians
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Concept
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Nurse-Patient Relations
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Concept
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Nurse Practitioners
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Concept
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Practice Patterns, Nurses'
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Concept
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Nurses
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Academic Article
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Registered nurse workforce trends for new entrants age 23-26: hope for the psychiatric nursing workforce shortage.
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Academic Article
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Engagement as an Element of Safe Inpatient Psychiatric Environments.
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Academic Article
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What's therapeutic about the therapeutic milieu?
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Academic Article
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Nurse-patient interaction: a review of the literature.
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Academic Article
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"It's the people that make the environment good or bad": the patient's experience of the acute care hospital environment.
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Academic Article
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Nurse bait: strategies hospitalized patients use to entice nurses within the context of the interpersonal relationship.
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Academic Article
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Nursing students' career choices: a pilot study.
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Academic Article
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Facilitating communication: how to truly understand what patients mean.
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Academic Article
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The interpretive research group as an alternative to the interpersonal process recording.
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Academic Article
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An exploration of the meanings of space and place in acute psychiatric care.
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Academic Article
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"She took the time to make sure she understood": mental health patients' experiences of being understood.
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Academic Article
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Comments, critique, and inspiration: the disappearance of "one-to-ones" in acute psychiatric care.
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Academic Article
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Fallout from the biological model: implications for psychiatric mental health nurses.
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Academic Article
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Boredom in acute psychiatric care.
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Academic Article
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'Take my hand, help me out': mental health service recipients' experience of the therapeutic relationship.
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Academic Article
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Psychiatric clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, or the new practice doctorate: meeting patients' needs?
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Academic Article
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Engaging students and faculty with diverse first-person experiences: use of an interpretive research group.
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Academic Article
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Visual tracking strategies to move scholarship forward.
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Academic Article
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Relationship skills building with older adults.
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Academic Article
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How patients and nurses experience the acute care psychiatric environment.
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Academic Article
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Risk and protection for HIV/AIDS in African-American, Hispanic, and White adolescents.
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Academic Article
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Reflections of a "wounded healer".
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Academic Article
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Commentary on Special Issue on GLBT Mental Health.
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Academic Article
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Nurses, mental health, and hard economic times.
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Academic Article
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Clinical supervision and the well-being of the psychiatric nurse.
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Academic Article
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"Nurses station" or "nursing station"? How to appropriately describe our work space in acute care?
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Academic Article
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Rethinking idleness, productivity, and time management: a call to do nothing, more.
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Academic Article
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Nurses and assertive community treatment teams: a critical combination.
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Academic Article
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Working hard to relax: improving engagement in leisure time activities for a healthier work-life balance.
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Academic Article
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Assertive community treatment and the physical health needs of persons with severe mental illness: issues around integration of mental health and physical health.
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Academic Article
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Factors contributing to depression in latinas of mexican origin residing in the United States: implications for nurses.
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Academic Article
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Mental health patients' experiences of being misunderstood.
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Academic Article
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Enclosed versus open nursing stations in adult acute care psychiatric settings: does the design affect the therapeutic milieu?
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Academic Article
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The concept of "the will to thrive" in mental health.
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Academic Article
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Mad pride: reflections on sociopolitical identity and mental diversity in the context of culturally competent psychiatric care.
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Academic Article
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Engaging with voices: rethinking the clinical treatment of psychosis.
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Academic Article
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Nursing silent on LGBTQ health: rebel nurses provide hope.
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Academic Article
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Patients' experiences of psychiatric care in emergency departments: A secondary analysis.
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Academic Article
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How Patients and Nurses Experience an Open Versus an Enclosed Nursing Station on an Inpatient Psychiatric Unit.
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Academic Article
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The Marijuana Phenomenon: Contradictions and Silence.
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Academic Article
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Social Media Awareness and Implications in Nursing Leadership.
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Academic Article
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Becoming a Public Thought Leader in 140 Characters or Less: How Nurses Can Use Social Media as a Platform.
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Academic Article
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Capturing the Interpersonal Process of Psychiatric Nurses: A Model for Engagement.
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Academic Article
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Public Dialogue in Nursing and Healthcare.
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Academic Article
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#FightingNurseStereotypes Using Social Media.
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Academic Article
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Black Mental Health Matters: What Nurses Need to Know About Chronic Stressors of Persons of Color.
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Academic Article
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No MD But Care Is Still Essential: Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners Improve Access to Mental Health Services.
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Academic Article
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Reflections on the 2019 International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses Annual Conference.
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Academic Article
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Why Nurses Should Care About Climate Change.
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Academic Article
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Impact of COVID-19: What Does It Mean For Nurses and Health Systems?
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Academic Article
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Using a Twitter Chat as an Alternative to Traditional Classroom Discussion.
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Academic Article
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Value-Based Payment: What Does It Mean for Nurses?
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Academic Article
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American Academy of Nursing Expert Panel consensus statement on nursing's roles in ensuring universal palliative care access.
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Academic Article
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Are We Preparing Future Nurses to Provide Patient-Centered Care to People With Mental Illness?: Do We Need to Pivot to Self-Management?
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Academic Article
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Sleep, mental health, and access to health care of women truck drivers.
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