The problems of researching mixed sex wards

Journal of Advanced Nursing

Volumn 25, Issue 5, 1997, Pages 1018-1024

  Batcup, Dawn ^a,b  

^a SOUTH LONDON AND MAUDSLEY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST   (United Kingdom)

^b NONE   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

FEMALE; HEALTH CARE FACILITY; HEALTH CARE POLICY; HUMAN; MALE; METHODOLOGY; NURSING RESEARCH; ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT; PATIENT ADVOCACY; PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT; REVIEW; SEX DIFFERENCE; UNITED KINGDOM; WOMEN'S HEALTH;

ENGLAND; FEMALE; HEALTH POLICY; HUMANS; MALE; NURSING RESEARCH; PATIENT ADVOCACY; PATIENTS' ROOMS; PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT, HOSPITAL; SEX FACTORS; WOMEN'S HEALTH;

EID: 0031136351     PISSN: 03092402     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2648.1997.19970251018.x     Document Type: Article

References (71)

1. Altouyan B. (1993). Sex on the Wards. Nursing Standard 24, March 3, 20-21.
2. Ashton H. (1991). Psychotropic-drug prescribing for women. British Journal of Psychiatry 158, 30-35.
3. Bancroft J. (1990). Human Sexuality and it's problems. Churchill Livingstone, New York.
4. Barwick S. (1993). A. man in the next bed is not therapeutic. The Independent March 5, 15.
5. Batcup, D. (1994). Interim Report on Mixed Sex Wards; Recognizing and Responding to Gender and Sexuality. The Bethlem and Maudsley N.H.S. Trust: Professional Development Centre, London.
6. Batcup D. & Thomas B. (1994). Mixing the Genders, an Ethical Dilemma: How Nursing Theory has Dealt with Sexuality and Gender. Nursing Ethics: An International Journal for Health Care Professionals 1(1), 43-52.
7. Batcup, D. (1995). Final Report on Mixed Sex Wards. The Bethlem and Maudsley N.H.S. Trust, Professional Development Centre, London.
8. Bennetto J. (1993). 'Patients raped' at mental hospital. The Independent March 28, 4.
9. Bhugra D. (1987). Homophobia: A. Review of the Literature. Sexual and Marital Therapy 22, 169-177.
10. Bryer J.B., Nelson B.A., Miller J.B. & Kroll, P.A. Childhood Sexual Abuse as Factors in Adult Psychiatric Illness. (1987). American Journal of Psychiatry 144(11), 1426-1431.
11. Burgess L. (1994). Mixed sex-wards - the N.T. survey results. Nursing Times 90 (31), 35-38.
12. Busfield J. (1983). Gender, Mental Illness and Psychiatry. In Sexual Divisions. (Evans, M. and Ungerson C. eds), Tavistock, London.
13. Callaghan P. & O'Carrol M. (1993). Making Women Mad. Nursing Times 89 (27), 26-29.
14. Caplan P. (1987). The Cultural Construction of Sexuality. Tavistock, London.
15. Chunn L. (1993). No still Means No, Doesn't it? 4142 rapes reported last year. The Guardian 2: October 20, 2-3.
16. Cohen P. (1992). High risk mix. Social Work Today 23, 31.
17. Cole A. (1993). All Mixed Up. Nursing Times 89 (41), 16.
18. Copperman J. & Burrows F. (1992). Reducing the risk of sexual assault. Nursing Times 88(26), 64-65.
19. Cross, S. (1994). Patients Views on Mixed and Single Sex Wards in Mental health Services. Leeds Community Health Council, Leeds.
20. Department of Health (1992 & 1995), The Patient's Charter. H.M.S.O. London
21. Dollimore J. (1991). Sexual Dissidence: Augustine to Wilde. Freud to Foucault. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
22. Feinman J. (1988). Corridors of Fear. Nursing Times 84(39), 16-17.
23. Foucault M. (1976). The History of Sexuality: Volume 1. c.edns Gallimard: 2nd edn Penguin, Harmondsworth.
24. Foucault M. (1968). Madness and Civilization. Routledge, London.
25. Frank L.R. (1990). Electroshock: Death, Brain Damage, Memory Loss and Brainwashing. Journal of Mind and Behaviour 11(3/4): 489-512.
26. Gilbert T. (1995). Nursing: empowerment and the problem of power. Journal of Advanced Nursing 21, 865-871.
27. Gorman J. (1992). Out of The Shadows, Stress on Women. M.I.N.D Publications, London.
28. Hanna L. (1993). Privates on Parade. The Guardian October 6, 8-9.
29. Harrison J. (1993). Violent Incidents Amoung Patients. Nursing Times 89 (2), 51.
30. Harrison T. (1994). Mixed Sex Wards that Add Insult to Injury. Daily Mail December 5, 22-23.
31. Hope J. (1994). Are single-sex hospital wards becoming a thing of the past?. Daily Mail August 16, 36-37.
32. Hope, S. (1994). Mixed Wards and Single Sex Ward Areas. Inpatient Feedback 1. The Bethlem and Maudsley N.H.S. Trust, Clinical Audit Team, London.
33. Hughes P. (1992). Therapeutic for whom?. The Guardian July 2, 36.
34. Ingram R. (1994). Violence from known Men. Open Mind 66, 18-19.
35. Jebali C. (1995). Working with women in mental health: a feminist perspective. British Journal of Nursing 43, 137-139.
36. Joule N. (1995). Sacrificing Dignity for Efficiency. A. Report on a Survey of Policies, Practises and Preferences on Mixed Sex Hospital Wards [ISBN I. 874705], Greater London Association of Community Health Councils, London.
37. Lewis, S. and Bor R. (1995). Nurses' knowledge of and attitudes towards sexuality and the relationship of these with nursing practice. Journal of Advanced Nursing 20, 251-259.
38. Miles A. (1988). Women and Mental Illness. Harvester Press, Brighton.
39. Miller P. & Rose, N.[eds] (1986). The Power of Psychiatry. Polity, Cambridge.
40. Moore S. (1993). Male or Female, Abuse is Abuse. The Guardian April 23, 18.
41. Morris M. (1995). Inequality: a health problem resistant to intervention. British Journal of Nursing 4(10), 553-554.
42. Mort F. (1987). Dangerous Sexualities; Medico-moral politics in England since 1830. Routledge, London.
43. Nazer G. (1979). Time for stricter controls over the growth of mixed wards. Nursing Mirror 148, 6.
44. Nilbert D., Cooper S. & Crossmaker M. (1989). Assaults against residents of a psychiatric institution: residents' history of abuse. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 4(3), 342-349.
45. Perkins R.E. & Rowland L.A. (1991). Sex differences in service usage in long term psychiatric care. British Journal of Psychiatry 158 (10); 75-79.
46. Roberts A. (1979). A. Survey of patients attitudes to mixed wards in Brook General Hospital. South East Thames Regional Health Authority Management Services Division: Statistics and O.R. Section, London.
47. Rose P. & Platzer H. (1993). Confronting Prejudice. Nursing Times 89 (31), 52-54.
48. Royal College of Nursing (1993). Mixed-sex wards - principles for practice. R.C.N. Publication, London.
49. Savage J. (1987). Nurses, Gender and Sexuality. Heinmann, London.
50. Savage J. (1989). An Uninvited Guest. Nursing Times 85(5), 25-28.
51. Shaw E. (1980). Survey of mixed-sex wards. Phase I.I. Leicester Royal Infirmary. Area Health Authority (T) South West District, Leicester.
52. Silverman D. (1987). Communication and Medical Practice, Social relations in the Clinic. Sage, London.
53. Silverman D. (1985). Qualitive Methodology & Sociology. Gower, Aldershot.
54. Spender D. (1980). Invisible Women; The Schooling Scandal. The Women's Press, London.
55. Szasz T. (1971). The Manufacture of Madness. Routledge, London.
56. Tew C. (1993a). Are mixed wards bad for your health?. Southern Evening Echo August 5, 24.
57. Tew C. (1993b). Just let us Talk. Southern Evening Echo August 6, 16.
58. The Bethlem & Maudsley N.H.S. Trust (1993). Dealing with Allegations of Sexual Assualt, Abuse and Rape. Operational Policy. London: Director of Clinical Operations, Administation Department.
59. Thomas B. (1989). Asexual patients. Nursing Times 85(33), 49-51.
60. Thomas B. (1990). Working out Sexuality. Nursing Times 86(1), 41-43.
61. Thomas B. (1993). Gender Loving Care. Nursing Times 89(10), 50-51.
62. Thomas B., Liness S., Vearnals S. & Griffiths H. (1992). Involuntary cohabitees. Nursing Times 88(49) 58-60.
63. Usher J. (1991). Women's Madness. Misogyny or Mental Illness?. Harvester Press, London.
64. Webb C. (1987). Sexual Healing. Nursing Times 83(32), 28-30.
65. Webb C. & Askham J. (1987). Nurses knowledge and attitudes about sexuality in health care - A review of the literature. Nurse Education Today 7, 75-87.
66. Weeks J. (1985). Sexuality and its Discontents; Meanings, Myths and Modern sexualities. Routledge, London.
67. Williams, J. (1993). Safety First: Mental Health for Women. In Seminar: Integration; In whose interest? (Chairperson: H. Allen). March 16: London; W.I.S.H (A registered Charity working on behalf of women in or released from Special Hospitals, Regional Secure Units and prison psychiatric units).
68. Williams J., Watson G., Smith H., Copperman J. & Wood D. (1993). What Women Don't Want. In Purchasing Effective Mental Health Services For Women: A. Framework for Action. London: M.I.N.D Stress on Women; M.I.N.D Publications.
69. Williams K. (1995). Mixed sex wards going out of fashion. Nursing Standard 9, 14.
70. Wood D. (1992a). Stress on Women: Policy Paper on Women and Mental Health. London: M.I.N.D Publications.
71. Wood D. (1992b). Stress on Women Campaign. Open Mind: The Mental Health Magazine 57, 4.