ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 21, Issue Special 38, 2017April 30, 2017 AEST
Narratives of mental health nursing in the emergency department
Narratives of mental health nursing in the emergency department
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue Special 38, 2017
Vol. 21, Issue Special 38, 2017
- IntroductionMargaret McAllister, Donna Lee Brien Leanne Dodd
- Writing therapy: paradox, peril and promiseFfion Murphy
- Plot interrupted: reproducing the narrative benefits of trauma fiction in crime fictionLeanne Dodd
- The ‘punches behind the punch’: poetry as Victim Impact StatementNicole Anae
- On representing autism and the altruism of self-reflexive writingKatie Sutherland
- Narratives of death and dying from one remove: surveying the undertaker’s memoirDonna Lee Brien
- Writing domestic violence in Marian Keyes’ _This Charming Man_ (2008)Lauren O'MahonyKathryn Trees
- Nurse as wounded healer in _The English Patient_Margaret McAllister
- Narratives of mental health nursing in the emergency departmentToby PriceMargaret McAllister
- Lived experience and personal narrative: pathways to connectionLouise Byrne
- SemanticsHeather Taylor Johnson
- All the little boxesMilissa Deitz
- SegomotsiEugen M. Bacon
- Using blogging to engage nursing students in reflective practiceColleen RyanPenny HeidkeNicole BluntMoira WilliamsonDonna Lee Brien
- Power in the moment: using autoethnographic narrative to unlock understandings of collaborative performanceJudith Brown
- Using diary writing: a narrative of radical courageDebra PhillipsElaine Lindsay
- An emotional, physical and humanistic response to performed dataGail Crimmins
Price, Toby, and Margaret McAllister. 2017. “Narratives of Mental Health Nursing in the Emergency Department.” TEXT 21 (Special 38): 1–8. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.26850.