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  1. nurses who self injure

    everyone doesn't have a personality disorder. there are a number of criteria that need to be met to get this diagnosis. overeating does not qualify on its own. neither does dsh, although it is a...
  2. nurses who self injure

    everyone doesn't have a personality disorder. there are a number of criteria that need to be met to get this diagnosis. overeating does not qualify on its own. neither does dsh, although it is a...
  3. nurses who self injure

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  5. nurses who self injure

    How exactly does saying that PDs (not people who have suffered from mental illness) should not work as nurses deter people with mental illness from seeking help? You appear to be unable to...
  6. nurses who self injure

    How exactly does saying that PDs (not people who have suffered from mental illness) should not work as nurses deter people with mental illness from seeking help? You appear to be unable to...
  7. nurses who self injure

    If you check back through the thread you will see that I did give practical advice on the situation. However, the particular post that I was replying to had broadened the scope of the discussion and...
  8. nurses who self injure

    If you check back through the thread you will see that I did give practical advice on the situation. However, the particular post that I was replying to had broadened the scope of the discussion and...
  9. nurses who self injure

    I would say without hesitation that suffering from a PD does very much make someone unsuitable to work as a
  10. nurses who self injure

    I would say without hesitation that suffering from a PD does very much make someone unsuitable to work as a
  11. nurses who self injure

    "crazy" does exist it is a lay colloquialism that covers psychosis and mania. Self harming on the other hand isn't necessarily an illness and is more often and indication of personality disorder, it...
  12. nurses who self injure

    "crazy" does exist it is a lay colloquialism that covers psychosis and mania. Self harming on the other hand isn't necessarily an illness and is more often and indication of personality disorder, it...
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  15. need advice

    No you aren't over-reacting. The unit is heading for a disaster, you've made them aware of the problems. You need to get out of there as quickly as you can so that they don't take you down with
  16. reducing aggression in psychotic patients

    You can't talk somebody out of psychosis. Time after time tree huggers have tried and failed to introduce models of care that don't involve medication. You can however provide a low stimulus and...
  17. nurses who self injure

    Whatever problems you have, unless they are affecting your ability to work safely as a nurse are nothing to with your employer. It looks to me like you have a good case to bring a grievance against...
  18. nurses who self injure

    Whatever problems you have, unless they are affecting your ability to work safely as a nurse are nothing to with your employer. It looks to me like you have a good case to bring a grievance against...
  19. Psych BSN

    Well in the UK we tend to see quite a few nurses, particularly in psychiatry, who have mild/severe personality disorders. Its one of the few professions that meets their need for regular high drama....
  20. Where are the PD nurses

    That sounds like a nightmare. In the UK we often complain about the governing body the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) but after reading this I'm quite grateful for one set of national
  21. My daughter and her RTC

    You may be absolutely right. I just don't think that is the issue for this family. Wth all due respect. :-) It does seem to be the issue. Daughter had a problem, then she went into hospital and the...
  22. My daughter and her RTC

    I disagree. Borderline Personality Disorder has specific criteria in the DSM- IV and this is absolutely a mental illness/ psychiatric disorder, or whatever name it can be given. Either way, the issue...
  23. My daughter and her RTC

    It doesn't sound like your daugher has a mental illness. I agree that it does look like Borderline Personality Disorder. The best thing the staff can do is to lift all the restrictions and play each...