How the prohibition of torture under human rights law applies to nursing

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	An exploratory study of embitterment in traumatized refugees
	English
	20210610
	BioMed Central
	Spaaij, Julia \| Schick, Matthis \| Bryant, Richard A. \| Schnyder, Ulrich \| Znoj, Hansjörg \| Nickerson, Angela \| Morina, Naser
	Switzerland \| refugees \| asylum seekers \| mental disorders \| etiology \| traumatic exposure \| postmigration factors \| mental health status \| moral injury \| negativism \| embitterment \| self efficacy \| cross-sectional study [publication type] \| morals \| PTSD epidemiology \| prevalence \| social stress \| torture victims \| psychometrics \| General Self-Efficacy Scale \| Moral Injury Appraisals Scale \| Harvard Trauma Questionnaire (HTQ) \| Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale \| Bern Embitterment Inventory \| Post-Migration Living Difficulties Checklist
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	BMC psychology ; vol. 9, no. 1

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	How the prohibition of torture under human rights law applies to nursing
	English
	20210610
	Mark Allen
	Griffith, Richard
	freedom from torture \| international legal instruments \| international human rights law \| CoE. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950) \| ECHR-3 \| torture definition \| inhuman treatment \| degrading treatment \| torture threshold \| case law \| patient rights \| nurse's role \| right to health \| health care denial \| deportation \| HIV/AIDS \| bystanding \| nurse-patient relations \| professional obligations \| nursing ethics \| United Kingdom \| Europe
	British journal of nursing ; vol. 30, no. 11