Paul Tarbuck and Barry Morris-Topping are the authors of Forensic Mental Health Nursing: Strategy and Implementation, published by Wiley.
The forensic multidisciplinary care team.
The treatment, care and management of the psychopathic disorder patient.
Diverting people with mental health problems from the criminal justice system.
Forensic community mental health nurses and their self-perceived roles.
Is high security care necessary for persons with learning disabilities?
Crime, mental disorder and criminology.
The sharp end of Broadmoor.
Empowerment of mentally disordered offenders within a controlled environment.
Criminal responsibility and mental illness.
Can medium secure units avoid becoming total institutions?
Working towards patient satisfaction in the forensic mental health medium.
Five concepts for the expanded role of the forensic mental health nurse.
The attitudes of forensic mental health nurses.
Clinical supervision for forensic mental health nurses.
Developing the contribution of research in nursing.
The reliability of predictions of dangerousness.
Skills diminution and retention in control and restraint training.