Neil Brimblecombe
While technologies can benefit patient safety, we need service user and nurse input
With a surge in technology use in mental health, the pros and cons should be assessed
Where can mental health nurses make the most difference?
There remains fierce debate about training and what mental health nurses should do
Why a radical workforce review is needed for mental health
Can the number of nurses ever keep pace with demand on mental health services?
Why ‘Seni’s law’ will help mental health units reduce dangers of restraint
The new law identifies topics that must be included in mental health staff training
What is the role of a nursing associate in mental health?
Acceptance of the role is driven by the reality of nursing shortages
Looking back to the future of the mental health nursing profession
Neil Brimblecombe reflects on how practitioners’ roles have evolved over the years
Have your say on Mental Health Act reforms
Nurses can contribute to the white paper consultation on replacing the Mental Health Act 1983
COVID-19: will you as a mental health nurse get vaccinated?
You may decide not to have the vaccine, but there are questions you should ask yourself first
Post-COVID-19: mental health nurses should influence what data is gathered on service...
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen statistics scrutinised like never before
COVID-19 and mental health nursing: what’s next?
One challenge is finding a balance between virtual interventions and face-to-face meetings