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The Ward Atmosphere of Single-Sex Wards in a Maximum-Security Forensic Psychiatric Hospital in Sweden

David Brunt School of Health Sciences and Social Work, Växjö University, Växjö, Sweden
, RN, PhD
Pages 221-241 | Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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Geoffrey L. Dickens, Mareike Suesse, Pieter Snyman & Marco Picchioni. (2014) Associations between ward climate and patient characteristics in a secure forensic mental health service. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 25:2, pages 195-211.
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Peter Beazley & Gisli Gudjonsson. (2011) Motivating inpatients to engage with treatment: The role of depression and ward atmosphere. Nordic Journal of Psychiatry 65:2, pages 95-100.
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Lindsie Barker, Annette McKeown, Michelle Small & Jenny Meggs. (2020) Validating the Essen Climate Evaluation Schema modified for people with learning disabilities in a low‐risk secure forensic setting. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health 31:2, pages 143-150.
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Patrick Doyle, Ethel Quayle & Emily Newman. (2017) Social climate in forensic mental health settings: A systematic review of qualitative studies. Aggression and Violent Behavior 36, pages 118-136.
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Allison Williams, Wendy Cross & Philip Darbyshire. (2017) Mixed gender accommodation in acute care: Time to end another ‘unfortunate experiment’. Collegian 24:2, pages 213-218.
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Morgan Andersson, Christer Svennerlind, Inga Malmqvist & Henrik Anckarsäter. (2013) New Swedish forensic psychiatric facilities: visions and outcomes. Facilities 31:1/2, pages 24-38.
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Michael Crutchley & Aileen O'Brien. (2012) Exploration of staff attitudes and experiences towards mixed- and single-sex wards in the National Secure Forensic Service for Young People. Medicine, Science and the Law 52:4, pages 210-216.
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Clive G. Long, Vikki Langford, Rebecca Clay, Lorraine Craig & Clive R. Hollin. (2011) Architectural change and the effects on the perceptions of the ward environment in a medium secure unit for women. The British Journal of Forensic Practice 13:3, pages 205-212.
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C. G. Long, K. Anagnostakis, E. Fox, P. Silaule, J. Somers, R. West & A. Webster. (2010) Social climate along the pathway of care in women's secure mental health service: Variation with level of security, patient motivation, therapeutic alliance and level of disturbance. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health 21:3, pages 202-214.
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