
An inner London mental health trust wanted to improve services for Muslim patients. Staff at the trust attended workshops on the religion and a cross-cultural nurse was appointed. Inpatient service users are feeling increasingly able to discuss their beliefs.
Religion and Psychology, Inservice Training, Transcultural Nursing, Mental Disorders, Culture, Professional-Patient Relations, Patient Acceptance of Health Care, Islam, Community Mental Health Services, State Medicine, United Kingdom, Social Work, Psychiatric, Humans, Staff Development, Prejudice
Religion and Psychology, Inservice Training, Transcultural Nursing, Mental Disorders, Culture, Professional-Patient Relations, Patient Acceptance of Health Care, Islam, Community Mental Health Services, State Medicine, United Kingdom, Social Work, Psychiatric, Humans, Staff Development, Prejudice
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