Titlebook: Critical Perspectives in Forensic Care; Inside Out Tom Mason,Dave Mercer (lecturer-practitioner, Cour Textbook 1998Latest edition Macmillan

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Valentin Ritschl,Larisa Baciu,Tanja Stammractice of confining the mentally disordered became widespread, there has developed close identification between this group and other socially challenging citizens. Foucault (1965) highlights the founding in 1656 of . in Paris as heralding what he terms the ‘Age of Great Confinement’. Harmless madme

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Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaich,Dominik Sinnerion is no different from other forms of education and therefore such questions as ‘Education for what purpose?’, and indeed, ‘What is the nature of forensic nursing?’ need to be addressed. This chapter will seek to examine the purposes of education, outline some models, and relate this to forensic n

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Tom Mason,Dave Mercer (lecturer-practitioner, CourA timely exploration of care within secure units particularly appropriate given recent spotlight on special hospitals. Approach is both authoritative and challenging text should make readers think

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Textbook 1998Latest editionA full and challenging examination of the practice and contextual issues relating to nursing in secure units - whether within special hospitals, the prison service or more general hospitals. Historical and philosophical issues are explored, then more practical aspects are discussed.

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Aufbau einer wissenschaftlichen ArbeitWithin the concept of rehabilitation there looms large a fundamental question: from what, to what? From madness to sanity, from bad to good, from sickness to health, from abnormal to normal, from irrational to rational, and so on, are all tenets constitutive of this positional question.