(Re)Thinking Violence in Health Care Settings

Contents: Foreword, Dave Holmes Introduction: (re)thinking violence in health care settings, Dave Holmes, Trudy Rudge, AmA(c)lie Perron and Isabelle St-Pierre Part I Institutional and Managerial Violence: A critical reflection on the use of behaviour modification programs in forensic psychiatry settings, Dave Holmes and Stuart J. Murray The violence of tolerance in a multicultural workplace: examples from nursing, Trudy Rudge, Virginia Mapedzahama, Sandra West and AmA(c)lie Perron Changing discourses of blame in nursing and healthcare, Hannah Cooke Hospital policies regarding violence in the workplace: a discourse analysis, Penny Powers Exploring violence in a forensic hospital: a theoretical experimentation, AmA(c)lie Perron and Trudy Rudge Nurses' failure to report elder abuse in long-term care: an exploratory study, Gloria Hamel-Lauzon and Sylvie Lauzon. Part II Horizontal Violence: Foucault and the nexus between violence and power: the context of intra/inter professional aggression, Isabelle St-Pierre Examining nurse-to-nurse horizontal violence and nurse-to-student vertical violence through the lens of phenomenology, Sandra P. Thomas The rise of violence in HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns: a critical discourse analysis, Marilou Gagnon and Jean Daniel Jacob Bullying in the workplace: a qualitative study of newly licensed registered nurses, Shellie Simons and Barbara Mawn Sexual health nursing assessments: examining the violence of intimate exposures, Patrick O'Byrne and Cory Woodyatt Bullying on the back-channels: everyday interpersonal communicative relations in telephone talk as a space for covert forms of professional manipulation, Jackie Cook and Colette Snowden. Part III Patients' Violence: Assessment of risk and special observations in mental health practice: a comparison of forensic and non-forensic settings, Elizabeth Mason-Whitehead and Tom Mason Policing pornography in high-secure care: the discursive construction of gendered inequality, David Mercer Warning a this job contains strong language and adult themes: do nurses require thick skins and broad shoulders to deal with encounters involving swearing?, Teresa Stone and Margaret McMillan Prison nursing: managing the threats to caring, Elizabeth Walsh The mentally ill and civil commitment: assessing dangerousness in law and psychiatry, Cary Federman Working in a violent environment: the pitfall of integrating security imperatives into forensic psychiatry nursing, Jean Daniel Jacob Index

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