Negative nurse attitudes towards emergency department patients who self-harm may
increase the risk of repeated self-harm and suicide. This article details a systematic review …

The study aimed to assess if accident and emergency (A&E) nurses have positive or
negative attitudes towards patients with deliberate self-harm, and to assess if nurses' age …

To explore the beliefs and attitudes of emergency department staff about self-harm
behaviour. Existing studies looking at views regarding self-harm rely solely on the …

Aim and objectives. This exploratory study investigates emergency department nurses'
attitudes towards patients who engage in deliberate self‐harm. It examines their attitudes …

Self‐harm is a major challenge to public health. Emergency department (ED) nurses treat
significant proportions of patients with self‐harm injuries, and positive therapeutic patient …

Abstract Background Emergency departments (EDs) are often the first point of contact for
people with self-harm; however, they do not always receive optimal care. The study …

Self-harm is a public health issue that accounts for thousands of presentations at hospital
each year. Self-harm commonly involves self-injury by cutting, burning or poisoning. The …

Background Individuals who self-harm may present to emergency departments (EDs) for
medical care. As first responders, emergency nurses can have a significant impact on the …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to examine emergency department (ED) nurses'
attitudes towards individuals presenting with deliberate self-harm (DSH), including the …

The emergency department is an important gateway for the treatment of self-harm patients.
Nurses' attitudes towards patients who self-harm can be negative and often nurses …