Objective: The objective of this paper is to highlight, from within a broad study of
recruitment/retention, findings that identify personal–professional boundaries as key …

Objective: To understand nurse perspectives on the physical health needs of their mental
health clients and how well rural services are meeting their overall care needs. Design …

In this paper, the current situation regarding rural mental health in South Africa is explored.
The current status is presented, followed by an attempt to provide approaches and ideas to …

Objective: New Zealand is suspected of sharing other countries' difficulties of having
inadequate numbers of practising psychiatrists and attracting psychiatrists to work outside its …

Objective: Difficulties recruiting and retaining adequate numbers of mental health nurses
have been extensively documented in the Australian literature. The continued increase in …

Greater Glasgow Health Board's strategy for the development of community mental health
services includes the establishment, over a 7‐year period, of multi‐disciplinary community …

Australia was one of the first countries to develop and implement a national mental health
plan, 30 years ago. This national approach belied the countrys federal structure, in which the …

Objective The aim of the present study was to identify factors affecting the job satisfaction
and subsequent retention of Aboriginal mental health workers (AMHWs). Methods Five …

Objective: To explore the views of psychiatrists (including trainees) regarding the current
state and future direction of specialist mental health and addictions services in Aotearoa …

To address the high rate of depression and suicide in rural Australia requires a multifaceted
approach to educate the community, improve the skills of health workers and provide user …