JOURNALS AT A GLANCE

ESH MENTAL HEALTH LIBRARY

July 14, 2006

“Journals at a Glance” is simply the Table of Contents to the latest editions of journals to which the library subscribes. The purpose of “Journals at a Glance” is to give staff a brief look at the latest literature available. “Journals at a Glance” is published twice a month and distributed through the ESH e-mail system.
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American Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease-June/July 2006

• Editorial: The Dementias: Signs, symptoms, and samples.
• Effects of the serial trial intervention on discomfort and behavior of nursing home residents with dementia.
• Perceptions of natural health products among patients attending a memory clinic.
• The accusers in dementia.
• Switching elderly patients with dementia from risperidone to quetiapine: a retrospective study.
• Laminar distribution of B-amyloid deposits in dementia with lewy bodies and in Alzheimer’s disease.
• The significance of thyroid-stimulating hormone and homocysteine in the development of Alzheimer’s disease in mild cognitive impairment: A 6-year follow up study.
• Neuropsychological markers of progression from mild cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease.
• Toxic advanced Glycation End Products (TAGE) Theory.

Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology-June 2006

• An investigation into the factors that are associated with non-compliance in medium secure units.
• Victim relations and factors triggering homicides committed by offenders with schizophrenia.
• Complex posttraumatic stress disorder and child maltreatment in forensic inpatients.
• Reliability, validity, and factor structure of the Swedish Youth Psychopathic Trait Inventory in a UK sample of conduct disordered boys.
• Legal theory and case law defining the insanity defence in English and Welsh law.
• Physical restraint of patients in acute mental health care settings: patient, staff, and environmental factors associated with the use of a horizontal restraint position.
• The relationship between command hallucinations and factors of compliance: A crittical review of the literature.
• Case Report: A review and case report of pseudologia fantastica.
• Forensic Psychiatry Research Society.
• “The mentally ill should be in hospital, not in jail”.

• The three R’s of Group: Resistance, rebellion, and refusal.
• Psychoynamic focal group treatment for psychosomatic inpatients-with an emphasis on work-related conflicts.
• No place to hide: The group leader’s moments of shame.
• Therapist’ group attachments and their expectations of patients’ attitudes about group therapy.
• Edelson’s contributions to group psychology: A contemporary perspective.
• Commentary: On Horwitz(2006) “Forty Years of Group Psychotherapy at the Menninger Clinic.” A randomized comparison of group cognitive-behavioural therapy and group psychoeducation in patients with schizophrenia.
• Group cognitive behavioral therapy for auditory hallucinations: A pilot study.

• Psychopharmacology in the elderly person with cardiovascular disease.
• The physician’s role in screening long-term care facility admissions.
• Geriatric pharmacotherapy update: New medications, recent releases, and coming attractions.
• Medicare Part D. Update: Avoiding a new liability for nursing homes.
• Q & A with the expert on: Communicating with families discontinuing medications for a resident with advanced Alzheimer’s disease.
• AGS Viewpoint: Does mental and physical activity promote cognitive vitality in late life?

JONA’S Healthcare, law, ethics, and regulation.-Apr-June 2006

• Use of advance directives in the chronically critically ill.
• A violation in trust: Imposter nurses.
• The clinical response to brain death: A policy proposal.
• 18th. Annual Legislative Update: A comprehensive look at the legislative issues affecting advanced nursing practice.

Psychotherapy Networker-August 2006

• 21 st. century teens: The Divided Self.
• Cyberspaced: hanging out with the crowd in MySpace.com.
• Lost in electronica.
• Hungry for connection: Ten ways to improve your therapy with adolescent girls.
• The logic of self-injury. Often mystifying to adults, cutting is epidemic among teenage girls.
• To tell the truth: James Frey’s offense…
• A new survey reports an unsettling downward shift in earnings for therapist in private practice.
• Clinican’s Digest: Should you sleep with infants? Dealing with Asperger’s. Is controlled drinking an option for alcoholics? Suicides among Latinas.
• Symposium Reports: Three-thousand therapists experience the ancient pleasures of fice-to-face interaction.
• How to give adult clients with AD/HD the tools to succeed.

Psychiatric Services-July 2006

• The ingegration-frangmentation paradox.
• Collaborative care for bipolar disorder: Part 1. Intervention and implementation in a randomized effectiveness trial.
• Collaborative care for bipolar disorder: Part 2. Impact on clinical outcome, function and costs.
• PRISM-E: Comparison of integrated care and enhanced specialty referral models in depression outcomes.
• PRISM-E: Comparison of integrated care and enhanced speciality referral in managing at risk alcohol use.
• Psychotherapy, symptom outcomes, and role functioning over one year among patients with bipolar disorders.
• Use of outpatient mental health services by depressed and anxious children as they grow up.
• Using the PHQ-9 for depression screening and treatment monitoring for Chinese Americans in primary care.
• Tenant outcomes in supported housing and community residences in New York City.
• Impact of permanent supportive housing an the use of acute care health services by homeless adults. ·
• Managing Medicaid behavioral health care: Findings of a National survey in the year 2000. ·
• Impact of program services on treatment outcomes of patients with comorbid mental and substance use disorders. ·
• Diabetes treatment among VA patients with comorbid serious mental illness.
• Prevention and management of aggression training and biolent incidents on u.K. acute psychiatric wards.
• Clinicians’ perspectives on cognitive-behavioral treatment for PTSD among persons with severe mental illness. ·
• Elevated cancer incidence among adults with serious mental illness. ·
• Predictors of tobacco use among persons with mental illnesses in a statewide population. ·
• Screening psychiatric emergency department patients with major mental illnesses fjor at-risk drinking. ·
• Pathways to care for African Americans with early psychosis. ·
• Law & Psychiatry: “Depression? Get Out!:” Dealing with suicidal students on college campuses. ·
• The recovery model and seclusion and restraint. (Letter)

American Journal of Nursing – July 2006

• Mother-to-child transmission of HIV in the United States.
• Reflections: Promises to keep.
• Policy perspectives: Can the use of LPNs alleviate the nursing shortage?
• Emergency: Trauma and intraabdominal hypertension.
• Editorial: Mentored by an LPN.
• Viewpoint: Hospital as sanctuary.
• In the News: “Don’t ask, don’t tell” Leads to nurse’s discharge. Vitamin C and E do not ward off preclampsia. Reducing use of antipsychotics for dementia-related agitation. CDC recommendations for preconception health. ·
• AJN Reports: NCSBN “Vision Paper” Ignites controversy. ·
• Drug watch: Clopidogrel: May be inappropriate for primary prevention of cardiovascular events. FDA new warnings and indications: Bosentan. Logn-acting bronchodilators. Denileukin. Tacrolimus. Zanamivir. ·
• The politics of caring: The Medicare Prescription Drug Program.
• Emerging Infections: The increasing risk of salmonella infections. ·
• Pain control: a call to action to protect range orders. ·
• Who’s got your back? Reducing the inciedence of one-the-job back injuries among nurses. ·
• Certification and magnet hospitals.

Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research- May 2006

• The mental health of federal offenders: a summative review of the prevalence literature.
• The student perspective of psychology practica training.
• Promoting healthy organizational partnerships and collaboration between consumer-run and community mental health agencies.
• Post-disaster mental health problems and the utilization of mental health services: a four-year longitudinal com
• arative study.
• Organizational climate partially mediates the effect of culture on work attitudes and staff turnover in mental health services.
• The nature and impact of conflict within service coordination teams for children and adolescents with serious emotional and behavioral challenges.
• Latino adults’ access to mental health care: A review of epidemiological studies.
• Depression diagnosis and antidepressant treatment among depressed VA primary care patients.
• Factors associated with mental health services need and utilization among unaccompanied refugee adolescents.
• Reliable effectiveness: a therory on sustainign and replicating worthwhile innovations.
• Schizophrenia, co-occurring substance use disorders and quality of care: The differential effects of a managed behavioral health care carve-out.
• Practitioner attitudes toward evidence-based practice: themes and challenges.

Nursing Times-June 20

• Leadership style affects patient outcomes.
• CPR studies give conflicting results.
• Scheme tackles asthma fears.
• Tool improves BME heart risk prediction.
• Glucose meters put patients at risk of taking insulin overdose.
• Nurses call for sepsis NSF as diagnosis is examined.
• Suicides lower while SSRI use increasing.
• Nurses’ health should take priority.
• A proactive approach to mental health care needs.
• The provision of racially aware healthcare services in prisons.
• Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome.
• Resuscitation skills-Part one: The recovery position.
• Understanding the implications of oral anticoagulation therapy.
• Medicated bandages.
• Designing a new patient centred nursing strategy.
• Examining bowel preparation before slexible sigmoidoscopy.

Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety-July 2006

• Introduction to Rapid response systems series.
• Using an MET service to manage an acute thromboembolic stroke.
• Medication safety: improving the safety of intravenous admixtures: Lessons learned from a Pentostam overdose.
• Using HFMEA to assess potential for patient harm from tubing misconnections.
• Getting doctors to report medical errors: Project DISCLOSE
• Implementing six sigma in the Netherlands.
• Improving health care quality and safety for people with disabilities: An interview with Lisa Lezzoni.
• Tubing misconnections: a persistent and potentially deadly occurrence.
• Operating room debriefings.

JAMA-July 5, 2006

• Varenicline, an a4B2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor partial agonist, vs. sustained-release bupropion and placebo for smoking cessation: A randomized controlled trial.
• Efficacy of varenicline, nicotine acetylcholine receptor partial agonist, vs placebo or sustained-release bupropion for smoking cessation: a randomized controlled trial.
• Effect of maintenance therapy with varenicline on smoking cessation: a randomized controlled trial.
• Hospital quality for acute myocardial infarction: correlation among process measures and relationship with short-term mortality.
• Mortality and cardiac and vascular outcomes in extremely obese women.
• Aminotransferase eleations in healthy adults receiving 4 grams of acetaminophen daily: A randomized controlled trial.
• Letters: Medical management of peripheral arterial disease. Treatment of antiphospholipid antibody syndrome. Recombinant factor vlla and thromboembolic events. NMP22 ans surceillance for recurrent bladder cancer.
• Varenicline for smoking cessation: Definite promise, but no panacea. (Editorial)
• Measuring hospital quality: What physicians do? How patients fare? Or both? (editorial)
• Medical news and perspectives: UNAIDS report: Aids epidemic slowing, but huge challenges remain. Guidelines Update: Aggressively target cardiovascular risk factors. Nicotine, donepezil may dampen meth craving. Vitamin E deivative packs anticancer punch.
• From CDC and Prevention: Hepatitis B vaccination coverage among adults-U.S., 2004. Rapid needs assessment of two rural communities after hurricane Wilma-Hendry County, Florida, Nov. 1-2, 2005. Community associated methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus infection anong healthy newborns.