... publication and authors. The full terms of this licence maybe seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence. Contingency management Schizophrenia spectrum disorder Forensic psychology Quantitative research Qualitative research Behaviour Gretha J. Boersma can be contacted...

... Briggs’ Institute Checklist for Qualitative Research (Joanna Briggs Institute, 2021). Findings Four themes were determined, which describe the causes of suicidal behaviours in women’s prisons in England; mental health and trauma, lack of support from services and staff, contact with family and self...

... experience Qualitative research Peer support worker Secure care Support Transition process Being discharged from inpatient mental health care back into the community is acknowledged as being a difficult transition process as it can be associated with factors that may negatively impact mental...

... Intersectionality Mental health Secure care Qualitative research Forensic practice The World Health Organization defines mental health as: A state of well-being in which an individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and is able...

... variety of qualitative research, as it allows researchers to analyse and make sense of patterns in data to answer questions grounded in human experience (Sandelowski, 2004). Table 1 Six-stage TA framework proposed by Braun and Clarke (2006) Step 1: Become familiar with the data Step 2...

... rights only Qualitative research Sexual offending Medication to manage sexual arousal Pharmacological treatment Probation staff Staff perspectives Research has demonstrated that poor preparation for release from prison predicts higher rates of sexual recidivism (Dickson and Polaschek...

... re-use rights only Interviews Qualitative research Lawyers Suspects Defendant’s rights Police interrogation Videotaping I think it makes sense that police officers conduct the first interrogation. It is more at the level of cops and robbers, a little bit […] “cop or hood...

... “scientific reliability” (consistency) of the methodology used and by establishing the accuracy, utility and relevance of the gathered information to the psycho-legal issue in question. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Professional standards Qualitative research...

..., to compare different approaches to the development of thinking skills. Enhanced Thinking Skills (ETS); qualitative research; case study research; prisons 1 The team includes David Moseley, Jill Clark, Elaine Hall, Jen Miller and Viv Baum eld from the Centre for Learning and Teaching at the University...