• Emerg Nurse · Oct 2010

    Getting it right: caring for people who self-harm.

    • Alice Tate.
    • Emerg Nurse. 2010 Oct 1;18(6):32-3.

    AbstractThe treatment received in emergency departments by people who self-harm depends to a great extent on the behaviour of staff and how this is perceived by service users. In this article, a long-time service user describes how she was pleasantly surprised by the attitudes of the emergency nurses and doctors who cared for her after she had self-harmed.

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