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The lion's den: professional defences in the treatment of dangerous patients

Judith Rumgay
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Eileen Munro
Pages 357-378 | Published online: 09 Dec 2010

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John Boyle, W. George Kernohan & Tom Rush. (2009) ‘When you are tired or terrified your voice slips back into its old first place’: The role of feelings in community mental health practice with forensic patients. Journal of Social Work Practice 23:3, pages 291-313.
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Joanne Warner. (2006) Inquiry reports as active texts and their function in relation to professional practice in mental health. Health, Risk & Society 8:3, pages 223-237.
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Eileen Munro. (2004) Mental health tragedies: investigating beyond human error. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 15:3, pages 475-493.
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Lorraine Childs & Philip Brinded. (2002) Rehabilitation of the mentally disordered offender. Australian Psychologist 37:3, pages 229-236.
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