Leanne Patrick
Domestic abuse and sexual violence: why we must not believe common myths about victims
Nurses will miss opportunities to safeguard women if they misinterpret victims’ behaviours
Domestic violence: a lack of training is stopping nurses from saving lives
Nurses in all settings come into contact with abuse victims, so should be equipped to respond
Men in nursing: recruitment campaigns pander to bogus concerns about inequality
We need to stop bending over backwards to make nursing ‘attractive to men’
Misogyny thrives when women are silenced online – and in the workplace
Sarah Everard’s murder has exposed misogyny in UK culture, and nursing is not immune
Gender-based violence nursing: this rewarding new role and its responsibilities
A nursing career that’s improving the healthcare experience of domestic abuse survivors
COVID-19: when our social media posts shift from sharing concerns to fuelling anxiety
As the public looks for guidance online, it’s important that nurses choose their words wisely
Sexual harassment is not ‘just part of the job’
Nursing students should be given more support when dealing with sexual comments from patients
Three issues for mental health nurse educators preparing new preregistration programmes
Areas nurse educators need to address when developing preregistration nursing programmes
Tackling student mental health challenges together
The first-ever nursing student mental health day started a new conversation about well-being
The latest learning disability care scandal makes me fear for my daughter’s future
Nursing student Leanne Patrick wants to challenge social attitudes – even among nurses
The #whatnurseswear campaign shows what nurses can achieve using social media
Nurses command respect for the profession by uniting to challenge outdated attitudes