Mick McKeown

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Professor of Democratic Mental Health

University of Central Lancashire

United Kingdom

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Professor Mick McKeown is a faculty member at the University of Central Lancashire in the UK. He specializes in Democratic Mental Health, focusing on the intersection of mental health and technology, as well as the experiences of marginalized groups in higher education. His recent research includes systematic reviews and phenomenological explorations concerning mental health nursing and patient experiences. Professor McKeown is dedicated to advancing the discourse on mental health nursing and the implications of systemic issues within the field.

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Open Date: 2014-01-01

Close Date: 2018-12-31

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Sue McAndrew

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Christopher D. J. Taylor

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Voices from Campus: A Systematic Review Exploring Black Students’ Experiences in UK Higher Education

The Meldrewfication of Mick

Article peer review: Is collegiate cooperation under threat, why and what to do about it?

The mental health nurse as cyborg: Technology, a blessing or a curse?

A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Exploration of Patients’ and Student Nurses’ Experiences of the Time They Share Together on Personality Disorder Forensic Units

Experiencing restraint: A dialogic narrative inquiry from a service user perspective

Resisting genericization: Towards the renewal of mental health nursing

On the bullshitisation of mental health nursing: A reluctant work rant

International nursing recruitment: We must do better

The imperative of a radical imagination

Are nurses at the point where enough is enough?

Understanding Mental Distress: Knowledge, Practice and Neoliberal Reform in Community Mental Health Services. RichMoth. Bristol: Policy Press; 2022. pp. 263ISBN 978‐1‐4473‐4987‐7

‘Care co-ordinator in my pocket’: a feasibility study of mobile assessment and therapy for psychosis (TechCare)

Migrant health charges: A scandal amidst the crisis

Youth Justice, Black Children and Young Men in Liverpool: A Story of Rac(ism), Identity and Contested Spaces

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Sue McAndrew

Georgia Spiliopoulos

Christopher D. J. Taylor

Joy Duxbury

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