Identified risk factors and clinical experience suggest that self‐harm is a common and very
significant problem in forensic psychiatric settings. Sparse training on self‐harm given to …

Aims: Placental mesenchymal dysplasia (PMD) is a rare condition which is associated with
the disparate fetal outcomes of Beckwith–Wiedemann syndrome (BWS), fetal growth …

Purpose–At present, there are significant limitations to the criminal justice system's (CJS)
ability to respond appropriately to detainees or defendant with learning disabilities (LD). The …

Attentional bias is when a person pays more attention to particular information over other
information. People who are addicted to smoking, drinking, and drugs have attentional …

Background Highly sensitive, commercial nucleic acid amplification tests (NAAT) for
Trichomonas vaginalis have only recently been recommended for use in the UK. While …

Premature ovarian failure (POF) is a disorder characterized by amenorrhea and elevated
serum gonadotropins before 40 years of age. As X chromosomal abnormalities are often …

Previous research has established that guidelines to facilitate a non‐judgemental,
consistent approach to self‐harm management would be useful to staff working in a forensic …

Outcome expectancies (OEs) are beliefs about the consequences of a behaviour. OEs can
be positive or negative. For example, a gambler might think that gambling will lead to …

The HCR-20 is the most widely used structured professional judgement instrument for
assessing risk of violence. Recent developments in secure settings have addressed service …

The purpose of the study discussed here was to review the experience and management of
bullying on an open forensic borderline learning disability unit. Semi‐structured interviews …