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  1. Mitigating inequalities at a large COVID-19 vaccination centre
  2. Sexual and reproductive health needs assessment and interventions in a female psychiatric intensive care unit
  3. Sexual and reproductive health needs assessment & interventions in a female psychiatric intensive care unit
  4. Non-contact physical health monitoring in mental health seclusion
  5. Relational Working in Community Psychiatry
  6. Decision-making in the mental health setting.
  7. COVID From An Acute Psychiatric Perspective.
  8. Sensory room in a psychiatric intensive care unit
  9. COVID challenges in the PICU.
  10. Thinking About COVID Transmission in the PICU.
  11. Prescribing in PICU in COVID times.
  12. Mitigating Risks in the Inpatient Psychiatric Setting in COVID-19.
  13. Impact of COVID in PICU.
  14. Psychiatric intensive care and COVID-19.
  15. Non-conventional pharmacological formulations for enhancing the management of acute disturbance
  16. The 23rd Annual NAPICU Conference, 6–7 September 2018, Loughborough University, UK: Quality improvement in acute, emergency and forensic mental healthcare
  17. Evaluating the positive impact of art in a clinical setting.
  18. Multidisciplinary management of acute disturbance
  19. Clinical Guideline in Managing Acute Disturbance
  20. Valproate Checklist in PICU.
  21. The seclusion of patients in mental health settings - a historical perspective.
  22. Restraint in Mental Health Settings. Prone restraint. Is it time to declare a position?
  23. Clinical Guideline in Managing Acute Disturbance
  24. Creatine kinase in psychiatric inpatients: a systematic review
  25. Section 136 of the Mental Health Act.
  26. National Survey of Personality Disorder Services in England.
  27. Design of Seclusion Rooms in Mental Health Settings.
  28. Personality Disorder Service Provision: a review of literature
  29. Seclusion and Psychiatric Intensive Care Evaluation Study (SPICES): combined qualitative and quantitative approaches to the uses and outcomes of coercive practices in mental health services
  30. The patient pathway outcomes of a female psychiatric intensive care unit
  31. The 'revolving door': a study of factors involved in readmissions to a women's psychiatric intensive care unit
  32. Design Guidance for Psychiatric Intensive Care Units
  33. Acceptability and use of coercive methods across differing service configurations with and without seclusion and/or psychiatric intensive care units
  34. Factors associated with use of psychiatric intensive care and seclusion in adult inpatient mental health services
  35. Women in acute psychiatric units, their characteristics and needs: a review
  36. Guidance for Commissioners of Psychiatric Intensive Care Units (PICU)
  37. The 20 th Annual NAPICU Conference PICUs and LSUs 20 Years On: The Past, Present & Future, 10th –11th September 2015, University of Warwick, UK
  38. Coercive Measures in General Adult and Community Settings
  39. Care pathway process proposal and rationale for the assessment and management of firesetting in the inpatient setting
  40. A review of legal frameworks for physically restraining and administering intramuscular medications for rapid tranquillisation to a person detained under Section 136 of the Mental Health Act 1983
  41. National minimum standards for psychiatric intensive care in general adult services
  42. Medical guidelines for PICU seclusion reviews
  43. Case Reports about delusions arising from the internet
  44. Creating a high quality consultant led psychiatric intensive care unit multidisciplinary team ward round
  45. Patient journeys within psychiatric intensive care: payments by results versus lean pathways development
  46. Current rapid tranquillisation documents in the UK: a review of the drugs recommended, their routes of administration and clinical parameters influencing their use
  47. Police station adviser's index (4th edition)
  48. Comparison of emotional intelligence between psychiatrists and surgeons
  49. Will Bradley lead us to New Horizons?
  50. Soluble Alzheimers β-amyloid constricts the cerebral vasculature in vivo