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Michael Haslam

England
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Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing and #PhD Student @UCLan. RN (#MentalHealth). Views are my own Also at: @mbhaslam.bsky.social
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Wicked Labels, and the Power of Narrative in Mental Health Nursing

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By Michael Haslam, Karen Wright, Gary Lamph, Mick McKeown
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction As the musical and film, Wicked (based upon the novel by Maguire 1995), takes us firmly by the hand, and once more leads us down the yellow brick road, its cultural resonance has become irrefutable. The film in particular has drawn online vitriol from alt-right media, prompting accusations that it is ‘woke’ (Maltby 2024) and that it promotes an ‘LGBTQ agenda’ (Williams 2024).
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From self‐reflection to shared recognition: Reconceptualising mental health nursing as an intersubjective phenomenon

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By Michael Haslam
| Wiley Online Library
1 INTRODUCTION Along with many of my academic mental health nursing colleagues, I have already expressed my growing dissatisfaction with the current state of mental health nurse education in the United Kingdom (Connell et al., 2022; Haslam, 2023), precipitated by changes to the Nursing and Midwifery Council educational standards (Nursing & Midwifery Council, 2018), and as highlighted through the ongoing critical discourse both nationally (Bifarin et al., 2024; Collier-Sewell & Monteux, 2024;...
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What is intelligent life? - Abigail Desmond & Michael Haslam

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By Abigail Desmond, Michael Haslam
| QOSHE
What has intelligence? Slime moulds, ants, fifth-graders, shrimp, neurons, ChatGPT, fish shoals, border collies, crowds, birds, you and me? All of the above? Some? Or, at the risk of sounding transgressive: maybe none? The question is a perennial one, often dusted off in the face of a previously unknown animal behaviour, or new computing devices that are trained to do human things and then do those things well.
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