Cadeyrn J. Gaskin

TL;DR: Five major decisions made in conducting factor analysis are focused on, including establishing how large the sample needs to be, choosing between factor analysis and principal components analysis, determining the number of factors to retain, selecting a method of data extraction, and deciding upon the methods of factor rotation.

TL;DR: Reducing seclusion rates is challenging and generally requires staff to implement several interventions, including state-level support, state policy and regulation changes, leadership, examinations of the practice contexts, staff integration, treatment plan improvement and more.

TL;DR: There is no evidence, however, that changing student attitudes results in more graduates beginning careers in mental health Nursing, and the constancy of negative attitudes to mental health nursing over time suggests the focus of research should shift.

TL;DR: The findings highlight the need to understand local perspectives and the importance of involving nurses in identifying initiatives to reduce occupational stress and productively engaging nurses in developing stress reduction initiatives.

TL;DR: It is suggested that public policy expectations regarding consumer involvement in mental health services appear to be slowly affecting the education of mental health professionals and future research needs to focus on determining the effect of consumers involvement in education on the behaviours and attitudes of students in healthcare environments.