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Biographical notes
ht. J. Nun. Stud.Vol.
11, pp.195-196,Pergamon Press, 1974. Printed
in Great Britain
Biographical Notes M.J. Author of: Reappraisal
KELLEHER
ofnurse’s role in
the treatment of schizophrenia
Doctor Kelleher, who is a graduate of University College, Cork, is a Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, and for some years has lectured and examined at the Royal College of Nursing. His publications include the results of research on psychiatric services, diagnoses, education, Anglo-American and Anglo-Irish studies.
LAUREL Author of:
ARCHER
COPP
Critical concerns and commitments of a new department of nursing
Dr. Laurel Archer Copp is Chief of Nursing Research and Development, Central Office Nursing Service, Department of Medicine and Surgery of the Veterans Administration in Washington, D.C. She has made speeches and conducted Nursing Research seminars in Great Britain. She writes extensively, her most current journal article is entitled “The Spectrum of Suffering” (American Journal qf .hfursing, March, 1974), based on material she presented to the national meeting of The Association of Military Surgeons.
CAROL Author of: Measurement
MILLER
of stroke care nursing proJiciency
Carol Miller has been employed since 1969 at the Indiana University School of Nursing. She is Project Director of a Nurse Training Grant on predicting low achievement in a nursing assessing program. She directed a funded project on nursing skill in stroke care. She has published articles in professional journals, has authorized a textbook for nurses on law and nursing and has contributed to the publication of a nursing textbook on critical incident in nursing. 195
196
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
PETER HUNTER Author of: Community psychiatric nursing in Britain:
An historical review
A psychiatric nurse, who subsequently trained and practised as a Psychiatric Social Worker, the author is Teaching Group Head, Social Work Training at Plymouth Polytechnic. One of the initiators of psychiatric community nursing, he has maintained a continuing interest in its development and currently is a member of the Psychiatric Panel and Community Psychiatric Nursing Panel of the Joint Board of Clinical Nursing Studies. His research is financed by the Department of Health and Social Security and is in association with Moorhaven Hospital, Ivybridge.
11, pp.195-196,Pergamon Press, 1974. Printed
in Great Britain
Biographical Notes M.J. Author of: Reappraisal
KELLEHER
ofnurse’s role in
the treatment of schizophrenia
Doctor Kelleher, who is a graduate of University College, Cork, is a Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, and for some years has lectured and examined at the Royal College of Nursing. His publications include the results of research on psychiatric services, diagnoses, education, Anglo-American and Anglo-Irish studies.
LAUREL Author of:
ARCHER
COPP
Critical concerns and commitments of a new department of nursing
Dr. Laurel Archer Copp is Chief of Nursing Research and Development, Central Office Nursing Service, Department of Medicine and Surgery of the Veterans Administration in Washington, D.C. She has made speeches and conducted Nursing Research seminars in Great Britain. She writes extensively, her most current journal article is entitled “The Spectrum of Suffering” (American Journal qf .hfursing, March, 1974), based on material she presented to the national meeting of The Association of Military Surgeons.
CAROL Author of: Measurement
MILLER
of stroke care nursing proJiciency
Carol Miller has been employed since 1969 at the Indiana University School of Nursing. She is Project Director of a Nurse Training Grant on predicting low achievement in a nursing assessing program. She directed a funded project on nursing skill in stroke care. She has published articles in professional journals, has authorized a textbook for nurses on law and nursing and has contributed to the publication of a nursing textbook on critical incident in nursing. 195
196
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
PETER HUNTER Author of: Community psychiatric nursing in Britain:
An historical review
A psychiatric nurse, who subsequently trained and practised as a Psychiatric Social Worker, the author is Teaching Group Head, Social Work Training at Plymouth Polytechnic. One of the initiators of psychiatric community nursing, he has maintained a continuing interest in its development and currently is a member of the Psychiatric Panel and Community Psychiatric Nursing Panel of the Joint Board of Clinical Nursing Studies. His research is financed by the Department of Health and Social Security and is in association with Moorhaven Hospital, Ivybridge.