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Nutrition knowledge and influence on diet in the carer–client relationship in residential care settings for people with intellectual disabilities (2023)
Journal Article
Özdemir, A., Hall, R., Lovell, A., & Ellahi, B. (2023). Nutrition knowledge and influence on diet in the carer–client relationship in residential care settings for people with intellectual disabilities. Nutrition Bulletin, https://doi.org/10.1111/nbu.12600

People with intellectual disabilities generally have poorer health outcomes compared with those who do not, including outcomes related to nutrition‐related non‐communicable diseases. Carers support people with intellectual disabilities in many aspect... Read More about Nutrition knowledge and influence on diet in the carer–client relationship in residential care settings for people with intellectual disabilities.

Perceptions of Diagnostic Labels in Forensic Psychiatric Practice: A Survey of Differences Between Nurses and Other Disciplines (2010)
Journal Article
Mason, T., Caulfield, M., Hall, R., & Melling, K. (2010). Perceptions of Diagnostic Labels in Forensic Psychiatric Practice: A Survey of Differences Between Nurses and Other Disciplines. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 31(5), 336-344. https://doi.org/10.3109/01612840903398727

This paper reports on a study of nurses’ and non-nurses’ perceptions of labels of mental illness and personality disorder in forensic services in the UK. The objectives of the study were to establish if differences in perceptions existed within, and... Read More about Perceptions of Diagnostic Labels in Forensic Psychiatric Practice: A Survey of Differences Between Nurses and Other Disciplines.

Forensic nurses' perceptions of labels of mental illness and personality disorder: clinical versus management issues (2010)
Journal Article
MASON, T., HALL, R., CAULFIED, M., & MELLING, K. (2010). Forensic nurses' perceptions of labels of mental illness and personality disorder: clinical versus management issues. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 17(2), 131-140. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2850.2009.01483.x

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We often use labels to describe how a person might be expected to behave.

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Our shared understanding of the behaviours that are circumscribed by the labels may lead us to anticipate those behaviours.

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Those that are la... Read More about Forensic nurses' perceptions of labels of mental illness and personality disorder: clinical versus management issues.