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The consequences of service planning in mental health nursingpast values and present committments. Psychiatric nurses cannot be expected to provide unilateral services. Although psychiatric nurses may represent the major medium of ‘care’, the contributions of other professional groups will serve to clarify their own definition.

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Ethics and clinical practice: a behavioural analysiseople with major handicaps or disabilities: the groups who, traditionally, have had the least influence over the kind of services they receive. The selection of ‘a(chǎn)ppropriate’ interventions, by professionals, is most often determined by peer group pressure, rather than by a rational assessment of outcome.

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Using Dynamics to Recognize Human Motion,n human services. These reflect the guiding principles which serve as the ethical parameters to our work: they are appropriate to all client groups — for example, people with learning difficulties or mental handicap, young people, older people, people with mental or physical disability.

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Ideological themes in mental health nursingthat ‘psychotics’ were, more than anything else, ‘simply human’. Whatever kind of care or treatment people with mental health problems need, we should not forget to treat them, however different they may be from us, as ‘simply human’.