Background: Supplementary prescribing by mental health nurses represents a new technology in clinical care in mental health services. Its introduction inevitably challenges existing organisational structures and processeswhich contribute to the reality of the healthcare context.Aims: To explore the context for establishing mental health nurse supplementary prescribing services drawing upon Lewin’s Field Force Model (Iles & Sutherland 2001). Objectives: 1. To describe potential driving forces for establishing mental health nurse prescribing 2. To describe resisting forces against establishing mental health nurse prescribing 3. To describe the perceived impact of mental health nurse supplementary prescribing upon users, mental health nurs...
Abstract Background Supplementary prescribing for mental health nurses was first introduced in the U...
A total of 365 nurse prescribers (11 registered mental nurse (RMNs), 354 non-RMNs) in NHS Greater Gl...
A total of 365 nurse prescribers (11 registered mental nurse (RMNs), 354 non-RMNs) in NHS Greater Gl...
Background: Supplementary prescribing by mental health nurses represents a new technology in clinica...
Mental health nurses can now train to become independent prescribers as well as supplementary prescr...
Mental health nurses can now train to become independent prescribers as well as supplementary prescr...
This study explored the views of mental health service users regarding the concept of nurse prescrib...
This study explored the views of mental health service users regarding the concept of nurse prescrib...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons Ltd What is known on the subject?: Nurse prescribing allows nurses, after s...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons Ltd What is known on the subject?: Nurse prescribing allows nurses, after s...
Comments on reports on nurse prescribing among mental health nurses in Great Britain. Principal driv...
Comments on reports on nurse prescribing among mental health nurses in Great Britain. Principal driv...
Comments on reports on nurse prescribing among mental health nurses in Great Britain. Principal driv...
Results are presented from an audit of mental health nurses (MHNs) who have undertaken training in ...
Background Supplementary prescribing for mental health nurses was first introduced in the UK in 2003...
Abstract Background Supplementary prescribing for mental health nurses was first introduced in the U...
A total of 365 nurse prescribers (11 registered mental nurse (RMNs), 354 non-RMNs) in NHS Greater Gl...
A total of 365 nurse prescribers (11 registered mental nurse (RMNs), 354 non-RMNs) in NHS Greater Gl...
Background: Supplementary prescribing by mental health nurses represents a new technology in clinica...
Mental health nurses can now train to become independent prescribers as well as supplementary prescr...
Mental health nurses can now train to become independent prescribers as well as supplementary prescr...
This study explored the views of mental health service users regarding the concept of nurse prescrib...
This study explored the views of mental health service users regarding the concept of nurse prescrib...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons Ltd What is known on the subject?: Nurse prescribing allows nurses, after s...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons Ltd What is known on the subject?: Nurse prescribing allows nurses, after s...
Comments on reports on nurse prescribing among mental health nurses in Great Britain. Principal driv...
Comments on reports on nurse prescribing among mental health nurses in Great Britain. Principal driv...
Comments on reports on nurse prescribing among mental health nurses in Great Britain. Principal driv...
Results are presented from an audit of mental health nurses (MHNs) who have undertaken training in ...
Background Supplementary prescribing for mental health nurses was first introduced in the UK in 2003...
Abstract Background Supplementary prescribing for mental health nurses was first introduced in the U...
A total of 365 nurse prescribers (11 registered mental nurse (RMNs), 354 non-RMNs) in NHS Greater Gl...
A total of 365 nurse prescribers (11 registered mental nurse (RMNs), 354 non-RMNs) in NHS Greater Gl...