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School of Health Sciences > Nursing, Midwifery and Health > Mental Health Nursing" and Year is 2024

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Type: Article | 2024

Psychometric properties of the Living with long term conditions scale in an English-speaking population living with long term conditions in the UK - Leire Ambrosio, Kelly Hislop-Lennie, Nestor Serrano-Fuentes, Corine Driessens and Mari Carmen Portillo
Type: Article | 2024

Type: Article | 2024 | Item availability restricted.

A protocol for a cross-sectional survey exploring the work lives and well-being of the mental health nursing workforce in the UK - Naomi Klepacz, Emma Wadey, Peter Griffiths, Samuel Woodnutt, Jasmine Snowden, Catherine Smith, David S. Baldwin, Gemma Simons and Jane Ball
Type: Article | 2024 | Item availability restricted.

Methodological proposal for the adptation of the living with long-term conditions scale to the family caregiver - Patricia Marín-Maicas, Mari Carmen Portillo, Silvia Corchón and Leire Ambrosio
Type: Article | 2024

Type: Article | 2024

Could artificial intelligence write mental health nursing care plans? - Samuel Woodnutt, Chris Allen, Jasmine Snowden, Matt Flynn, Simon Hall, Paula Libberton and Francesca Purvis
Type: Article | 2024

Analysis of England's incident and mental health nursing workforce data 2015-2022 - Samuel Woodnutt, Simon Hall, Paula Libberton, Matt Flynn, Francesca Purvis and Jasmine Snowden
Type: Article | 2024

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