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British Journal of Forensic Practice, 11(2) - 2009

• Considering physical intervention as a manual handling procedure: learning lessons from our general nursing colleagues.
• Ecological validity and risk assessment: the importance of assessing context for intellectually disabled sexual offenders.
• Treatment need and provision in medium secure care.
• A retrospective study of historical risk factors for pathological arson in adults with mild learning disabilities.
• Patient-to-patient bullying in secure psychiatric services: exploring the value of official records for documenting patient-to-patient bullying.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 11(1) - 2009

• Mental disorder and adverse life events in a forensic intellectual disability service.
• The alcohol treatment needs of violent and non-violent prisoners.
• Stalking and harassment of mental health professionals by patients in a community forensic service.
• Attitudes towards male and female sex offenders: a comparison of forensic staff, prison officers and the general public in Northern Ireland.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 10(4) - 2008

• Forensic mental health services: facts and figures on current provision.
• Measuring psychological change in offenders with intellectual disabilities and alcohol misuse using repertory grids: two case examples.
• The psychological aspects of coping with being accused of sexual offences.
• Advanced videogame consoles - a new and unrecognised threat to secure service provision.
• Injuries to staff from implementation of physical interventions: could poor manual handling be at fault.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 10(3) - 2008

• Staff stress and challenging behaviour on a medium secure development disabilities ward for women: the outcomes of organisational change, and clinical intervention.
• Treatment outcome following intervention in a prison-based therapeutic community: a study of relationship between reduction in criminogenic risk and improved psychological well-being.
• Cognitive analytic therapy (CAT): a therapy in a medium secure hospital for a mentally disordered offender with a personality disorder.
• The clinical response to substance use problems in forensic mental health services.
• Breaking the chain: a prison-based participatory action research project.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 10(2) - 2008

• The first three years of community forensic service for people with a learning disability.
• Developmental traumatology: its relevance to forensic adolescent settings
• The impact of low secure unit care on patient outcomes.
• Cognitive impairment and sex offending: management during therapy and factors in offending.
• Getting out and staying: does substance use treatment have an effect on outcome of mentally disordered offenders after discharge from medium secure service.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 10(1) - 2008

• Factors associated with quality of life in a cohort of forensic psychiatric in-patients.
• Referrals of older adults to forensic and psychiatric intensive care services: a retrospective case-note study in Scotland.
• A survivor-orientated approach to the rehabilitation of a personality-disordered institutionalised medium secure service user: case study.
• Offence characteristics, trauma histories and post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms in life sentenced prisoners.
• Can massage and aromatherapy benefit the users of forensic psychiatric services?

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 9(4) - 2007

• Secure settings and the scope for recovery: service users' perspectives on a new tier of care.
• Forensic nursing research: how far we've come.
• Audit of the NICE Guidelines for Schizophrenia in an NHS forensic psychiatric service.
• Arson: characteristics and predisposing factors in offenders with intellectual disabilities.
• Using the internet to conduct research relevant to forensic practice.
• The impact of mental capacity legislation on the assessment of people with learning disabilities: a practical note.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 9(3) - 2007

• The concept of unfitness to plead.
• Can goals limit interpersonal growth? Tackling mood difficulties using the goal discrepant model of affect: a case study.
• Diagnosing pervasive developmental disorders in a forensic adolescent mental health setting.
• Sexual offending and antisocial personality: exploring the link.
• The role of the mental health professional in cases of online sexual activity.
• An audit of admission physical examinations in the settings of medium security.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 9(2) - 2007

• Assessing burn-out and occupational stressors in a medium secure service.
• The Life Skills group - an introductory multi-modular group programme in forensic learning disability.
• Referrals for anger management groups: identifying suitability.
• Staff attitudes toward patient-to-patient bullying in a secure learning disability population: a study of sex differences.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 9(1) - 2007

• Working with mentally disordered offenders: government policy, NOMS and interaction.
• Personality assessment in offenders with mild and moderate intellectual disabilities.
• Running a sexual health group in a women's medium secure unit.
• An evaluation of the PCL-R in assessing prisoners with low intellectual functioning.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 8(4) - 2006

• Learning experience from the Coventry Community Personality Disorder service.
• High-risk inferences in assessing high risk: outstanding concerns in the clinical use of the PCL-R.
• Forensic personality disorder in a MSU: lessons learnt after two years.
• DSPD: origins and progress to date.
• What is the link between personality disorder and dangerousness? A critique of 'dangerous and severe personality disorder'.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 8(3) - 2006

• Inducing traumatic attachment in adults with a history of child abuse: forensic applications.
• A cognitive behavioural group-based educational programme for psychotic symptoms in a low secure setting: a pilot evaluation.
• Motivating convicted sex offenders into treatment: a pilot study.
• A concept analysis of 'forensic' nursing.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 8(2) - 2006

• A descriptive analysis of the nature and extent of bullying at a category C prison.
• Informing policies in forensic settings: a review of research investigating the effects of exposure to media violence on challenging/offending behaviour.
• Threats against health care workers, part II: the characteristics of those who makes threats, threats as predictors of violence and effects on the victims.
• Threats against health care workers, part 1: a review; classification, prevalence and management.
• Attitudes towards sex offenders and the influence of offence type: a comparison of staff working in a forensic setting and students.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 8(1) - 2006

• Social circumstances reports presented to mental health review tribunals.
• Conditional discharge: the role of the social supervisor - a preliminary study.
• A solution-focused model and inpatient secure settings.
• Perspectives of enhanced thinking skills in prisons in the United Kingdom: a qualitative case study.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 7(4) - 2005

• Prison health in England.
• Drug Strategy Unit.
• What health partnerships should seek to provide for offenders.
• Dangerous and severe personality disorder services.
• High secure services.
• Mental Health Unit.
• Safer custody group.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 7(30) - 2005

• Recording adverse drug reactions in a forensic psychiatry unit: how can we improve standards?
• Offender profiling: a review of the literature.
• Predicting violence in a medium secure setting: a study using the historical and clinical scales of the HCR-20.
• Characteristics of need and risk among women prisoners referred to inreach mental health services.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 7(3) - 2005

• The effectiveness of a single day's training in changing attitudes and practice among professionals - a pilot study.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 7(2) - 2005

• The management of aggression care plans: implementation and efficacy in a forensic learning disability service.
• Psychological services in prisons.
• Issues in running smoking cessation groups with forensic psychiatric inpatients: results of a pilot study and lessons learnt.
• Audit of the referrals to the psychology section of a mentally disordered offenders team.
• Guidelines for managing self-harm in a forensic setting.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 7(1) - 2005

• The national recruitment of trainee forensic psychologists in prisons and probation.
• Reactive stalking: a new perspective on victimisation.
• Client progress in a community team for mentally disordered offenders.
• Management of bullying on an NHS open forensic unit for people with borderline/mild learning disabilities.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 6(4) - 2004

• The impact of borderline personality traits on challenging behaviour: implications for learning disabilities services.
• Care programme approach in a forensic learning disability service.
• Development of a specialised forensic service for women with learning disability: the first three years.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 6(3) - 2004

• Developing models and a framework for multi-professional clinical supervision.
• The therapy seesaw: achieving therapeutically balanced approaches to working with emotional distress.
• Leadership and management in the criminal justice system: an exploration of the management of change in a 'failing prison'.
• Leadership of applied psychological services in prisons and probation.
• Violence risk assessment training for local mental health services.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 6(2) - 2004

• Searching for 'What Works': HM Prison Service accredited cognitive skills programme.
• Mental health in-reach services at HMP Usk/Prescoed.
• The extent and impact of sexual harassment by patients upon staff working at a medium secure facility.
• Secure care and treatment needs of mentally disordered adolescents.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 6(1) - 2004

• Life in a prison-based therapeutic community: one man's experience.
• The psychological effects on nursing staff of administering physical restraint in a secure psychiatric hospital: 'When I go home, it's then that I think about it'.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 5(4) - 2003

• Substance misuse among young people referred to a UK psychiatric service.
• The effects of relocation and staff changes on individuals with a personality disorder.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 5(3) - 2003

• Is readmission a failure?
• A review of clinical risk and related assessments in forensic psychiatric units.
• Suicide in prisons.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 5(2) - 2003

• Therapeutic value of anger management programmes in a forensic setting.
• Contributors to stress among prison service staff.

British Journal of Forensic Practice, 5(1) - 2003

• The challenge of nursing personality disordered patients.
• Self-inflicted deaths of women in custody.
• Neologism in forensic practice.
• The use of PCL -R in forensic populations with learning disability.

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