Objective: The objective of this article was to provide an overview of the development and
recommendations from the Australian evidence-based clinical practice guideline for attention …

Doctors and mental healthcare professionals are at greater risk of being stalked than the
general population, particularly by their patients. Despite causing significant psychological …

Healthcare professionals are known from previous studies to be at risk from stalkers, and
mental healthcare professionals, particularly psychiatrists, are thought to be at higher risk. …

Learning the Lessons (Sheppard, 1996) is a compilation of recommendations taken from
mental health inquiry reports published between 1969 and 1996. It was commissioned by the …

Stalking is a well-recognized social phenomenon, one that particularly affects health care
professionals, especially psychiatrists and other mental health workers; however, the nature …

The rise in public concern regarding stalking during the course of the 1990s led to the introduction
of anti-stalking statutes around the world. Experience showed that the early laws were …

Background Knowledge about stalking, and in particular the people who do it, is limited in
the UK. Aim This study aims to describe a sample of stalkers drawn from the resident …

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indication beforehand. Generally, risk assessment tools are of limited usefulness and will …

We assessed the long-stay inpatients (length of stay >6 months) from a deprived inner-city
catchment area with a population of 210000 in 1993 and 1995 on a variety of measures, …

… Nagy, Egypt; Dr Edward Petch, Australia; Mr John Podmore, UK; Dr …