Issues in Mental Health Nursing

From the Editor—Challenges Regarding the Teaching of Psychotherapy in United States Graduate Programs in Nursing: Commentary on Wheeler and Delaney (2008)
pp. 677-678(2)
Author: Thomas, Sandra

Focus Groups: Examining a Community-Based Group Intervention for Depressed Puerto Rican Women
pp. 679-700(22)
Author: Stacciarini, Jeanne-Marie

Predictors of Adherence to an Antidepressant Medication Regimen Among Patients Diagnosed with Depression in Taiwan
pp. 701-717(17)
Authors: Yeh, Mei-Yu; Sung, Su-Ching; Yorker, Beatrice Crofts; Sun, Chi-Chen; Kuo, Ya-Lin

From the Front Lines to the Home Front: A History of the Development of Psychiatric Nursing in the U.S. During the World War II Era
pp. 719-737(19)
Author: Silverstein, Christine

Accessing Health Care Professionals About Antipsychotic Medication Related Concerns
pp. 739-754(16)
Authors: Boardman, Gayelene; McCann, Terence; Clark, Eileen

Creating a Community Coalition to Address Violence
pp. 755-765(11)
Authors: Hawkins, Joellen; Pearce, Carole; Windle, Karen; Connors, Mary; Ireland, Carol; Thompson, Donald; Zaft, Arleen

Expanded Practice Roles for Community Mental Health Nurses in Australia: Confidence, Critical Factors for Preparedness, and Perceived Barriers
pp. 767-780(14)
Authors: Elsom, Stephen; Happell, Brenda; Manias, Elizabeth

The Use (Meaning) of Language and the Term “War”
pp. 781-784(4)
Author: Flaskerud, Jacquelyn

Maternal Depression: The “Dual” Diagnosis of Mother and Child
pp. 785-787(3)
Author: Canuso, Regina

The Female Brain
pp. 789-790(2)
Authors: Brizendine, Louann; Shoffner, Dava