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Mental health nursing is a specialty that provides holistic care to individuals at risk of or experiencing mental health conditions and substance use disorders or behavioural problems, to promote their physical and psychosocial well-being.
Describe basic concepts related to mental health care. Establish a safe environment for clients, nurses, and other staff. Discuss psychiatric-mental health nursing and associated standards of care. Apply principles of patient-centered care while considering client diversity across the life span.
Each letter refers to one of the six components of the nursing process: Assessment, Diagnosis, Outcomes Identification, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation. The nursing process is a continuous, cyclic process that is constantly adapting to the patient’s current health status.
INTRODUCTION. Learning Objectives. Explore the nurse’s role and legal and ethical responsibilities when providing care to clients with mental health disorders. Describe standards of care for nurses. Discuss the elements of a malpractice lawsuit. Explain patient rights based on the Patient Self-Determination Act.
1 Φεβ 2021 · Structurally competent nurses not only understand the factors that affect individual mental health and have the ability to enact feasible interventions (Woolsey & Narrruhn, 2018), they also act on the systemic causes of mental health inequities by working to effect institutional and policy change. This work requires privileging the voices of ...
14 Σεπ 2011 · Mental health nursing care is usually delivered in multidisciplinary teams within inpatient and outpatient settings. This team approach to care delivery is underpinned by an assumption of a common set of values and a common model of care delivery among disciplines.
1 Φεβ 2023 · Integrative Nursing is one strategy that can serve as a useful framework for addressing the current needs of the health-care system, including the unique needs of mental health care, as a way of improving patient care while also considering the wellbeing of care providers (Kreitzer & Koithan, 2019).
