"It's not just about prostate cancer, it's about being a gay man": A qualitative study of gay men's experiences of healthcare provision in the UK.

Following a diagnosis of prostate cancer, men require information and support from healthcare providers which is tailored to their individual needs. Studies reporting on the needs of gay men with prostate cancer, and their experiences of healthcare provision, are lacking. This study highlights the issues affecting this group of men and the implications for healthcare delivery in the United Kingdom.

A structured observation of the interaction between nurses and patients during the administration of medication in an acute mental health unit.

Aims: This aims of this study are to describe current practice in the administration of medication in an acute psychiatric unit and explore factors that influence nurses' decisions regarding the administration of medication during 'rounds'. Background.  Medication 'rounds' form part of the ward routine in many inpatient mental health settings.