标题/作者	年份
How forensic mental health nurses’ perspectives of their patients can bias healthcare: A qualitative review of nursing documentation K Martin, R Ricciardelli, I Dror Journal of Clinical Nursing 29 (13-14), 2482-2494	2020
Therapeutic communication within the nurse–patient relationship: A concept analysis W Xue, C Heffernan International Journal of Nursing Practice 27 (6), e12938	2021
Factors affecting high secure forensic mental health nursing workforce sustainability: Perspectives from frontline nurses and stakeholders J Oates, A Topping, I Ezhova, E Wadey, AM Rafferty Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing 28 (6), 1041-1051	2021
Relationships, experience, and support: staff perception of safety in a forensic mental health facility LA Marshall, EA Adams, MI Stuckey The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 30 (5), 824-835	2019
Patients’ experiences of participation in high-security, forensic psychiatric care A Söderberg, M Wallinius, C Munthe, M Rask, U Hörberg Issues in mental health nursing 43 (7), 683-692	2022
Nurses' perspectives of factors that influence therapeutic relationships in secure inpatient forensic hospitals C Stevenson, J Taylor Journal of Forensic Nursing 16 (3), 169-178	2020
The role of interpersonal style in aggression and its containment in a forensic mental health setting: A correlational and pseudoprospective study of patients and nursing staff R Jalil, JW Huber, J Sixsmith, GL Dickens International journal of mental health nursing 29 (3), 427-439	2020
The value of occupational therapy intervention for the worker roles of forensic mental healthcare users in Cape Town, South Africa MS Soeker, S Hare, S Mall, J van der Berg Work 68 (2), 399-414	2021
A “necessary evil”: Staff perspectives of soft restraint kit use in a high-security hospital H Walker, L Tulloch Frontiers in Psychiatry 11, 357	2020
Predicting inpatient aggression in forensic services using remote monitoring technology: qualitative study of staff perspectives B Greer, K Newbery, M Cella, T Wykes Journal of medical internet research 21 (9), e15620	2019
Exploration of the utility of the Nursing Process and the Clinical Reasoning Cycle as a framework for forensic mental health nurses: A qualitative study T Maguire, L Garvey, J Ryan, G Willetts, M Olasoji International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 31 (2), 358-368	2022
Online video games and patient–staff power relations. A qualitative study of care and custody in forensic psychiatry MD Terkildsen, HG Kennedy, C Jentz, LU Sørensen Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 29 (3), 493-503	2022
Qualities valued in nursing staff working with women with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder in secure care: A multi-perspective study JM Ratcliffe, B Stenfert Kroese The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 32 (1), 79-106	2021
Inpatient institutional care: the forced social environment EC Joyes, M Jordan, G Winship, P Crawford Frontiers in Psychology, 4491	2021
Stuck in separation: Liminality, graffiti arts and the forensic institution as a failed rite of passage L McGrath, I Mighetto, RJ Liebert, B Wakeling Sociology of Health & Illness 43 (6), 1355-1371	2021
Surveillance Practices and Mental Health: The impact of CCTV inside mental health wards S Desai Routledge	2021
Performing restorative justice: facilitator experience of delivery of the Sycamore Tree Programme in a forensic mental health unit. J Harvey, G Drennan International Journal of Restorative Justice (2589-0891) 4 (3)	2021
What lies at the intersection of law and psychiatric nursing? Exploring the process of judiciarization in the context of mental health E Paradis-Gagné, JD Jacob, P Pariseau-Legault Witness: The Canadian Journal of Critical Nursing Discourse 2 (2), 3-19	2020
Exploring the experiences of male forensic inpatients’ relationships with staff within low, medium and high security mental health settings A Bennett, P Hanna Issues in Mental Health Nursing 42 (10), 929-941	2021
“You Know Where the Boundary Is When You Cross It”-A Phenomenological Understanding of Vulnerability as Experienced by Carers in Forensic Inpatient Care L Hammarström, SA Devik, O Hellzen, M Häggström Issues in Mental Health Nursing 43 (8), 712-720	2022

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