Mental Health: MHU 2023 issue 1 (Sept 2023)

Library guides focus on a particular topic, combining key online resources with feature articles, book lists, videos etc. Useful if you are looking for a quick overview, or a bit of inspiration.

• Advance statements in mental health (Sept 2023)
• Mental health nursing (Sept 2023)
• Supported decision making (Sept 2023)
• 2023 staff publications (Oct 2023)

Would you believe there are SEVENTY FOUR staff publications to celebrate already in 2023?  Unfortunately too many to list on this page, so they have their own page here. Following is a small sample of my favourites to snack on. Congratulations to all of our MANY authors!

• The importance of terminology, lived experience inclusion and scientific discussion regarding end-of-life care in anorexia nervosa: A response to Gaudiani et al. Phillipou A. Journal of Eating Disorders, 2023, 11(1):145
• Why didn't the TGA consult with Australian researchers and clinicians with experience in psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy for treatment-resistant major depressive disorder? Rossell SL, Meikle SE, Williams ML, Castle DJ. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2023, 57(7):935-936
• *Optimizing the response to mental health deterioration: Nurses experiences of using a mental health observation response chart. Forster JA, Coventry AA, Daniel C. International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2023, 32(1):95-105
• *Provision of a multidisciplinary post-suicidal, community-based aftercare program: A longitudinal study. Kehoe M, Wright AM, Lee SJ, Rylatt D, Fitzgibbon BM, Meyer D, Rossell SL, Henderson K. Community Mental Health Journal, 2023, 59(4):680-691
• Spiritual diversity in personal recovery from mental health challenges: A qualitative study from Chinese-Australian service users' perspectives. He L, Petrakis M. International Journal of Environmental Research & Public Health, 2023, 20(3):26

Read more:

• 2023 SVHM staff publications
• 2022 SVHM staff publications

Decision making

• Promoting and hindering factors in the use of advance statements by Australian mental health clinicians. James R, Maude P, Searby A. Journal of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing, 2023, 30(4):743-760
• *Use of advance directives to promote supported decision-making in mental health care: Implications of international trends for reform in New Zealand. Lenagh-Glue J, Dawson J, Potiki J et al. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2023, 57(5):636-641
• *How do psychiatrists in Japan choose involuntary admission, and what do they think of supported decision making? A thematic analysis of peer to peer interviews. Sugiura K, Morita Y, Kawakami N et al. Community mental health journal, 2023, 59(4):654-66

Mental health nursing

• Mental health nursing capability development: Perspectives of consumers and supporters. Hurley J, Foster K, Campbell K et al. International journal of mental health nursing, 2023, 32(1):172-185
• Helpful encounters with mental health nurses in Australia: A survey of service users and their supporters. Lakeman R, Foster K, Hazelton M et al. Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing, 2023, 30(3):515-525
• Randomized controlled trials of mental health nurse-delivered interventions: A systematic review. Dickens GL, Al Maqbali M, Blay N et al. Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing, 2023, 30(3):341-360

Read more:

• Mental health nursing library guide (updated Sept 2023)
• Supported decision making library guide (updated Sept 2023)

Yes, we actually have PRINT BOOKS that we physically stamp with a due date! How retro is that?