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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Psychiatric Nursing"”.
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Burnout In Psychiatric Nursing: Possible Protective Factors
… environmental protective factors to burnout in psychiatric nurses. Also, workload (measured two ways) was assessed as a possible moderator of the relationship between protective factors and burnout. Results demonstrated that leadership style and work role autonomy appear to be environmental …
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Burnout In Psychiatric Nursing: Possible Protective Factors
… environmental protective factors to burnout in psychiatric nurses. Also, workload (measured two ways) was assessed as a possible moderator of the relationship between protective factors and burnout. Results demonstrated that leadership style and work role autonomy appear to be environmental …
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Recovery-Oriented Care and Inpatient Psychiatric Nursing Practice
… In 2015, San Mateo Medical Center’s acute psychiatric nursing staff completed McLoughlin’s (2005) Recovery Self-Assessment- Registered Nurse (RSA-RN). Data showed that 34% of nursing staff did not believe that the nurses within the Department of Psychiatry use a language of recovery and 40% …
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Barriers to provision of psychiatric nursing care : a case study of a teaching hospital, Nigeria
Barriers to the provision of psychiatric nursing care have been reported worldwide, although literature on these barriers in Nigeria is limited. The purpose of the study was to explore and describe the barriers to provision of psychiatric nursing care, using the case study methodology. A sample of …
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Psychiatric nursing described : an investigation of the role of the psychiatric nurse using Flanagan's critical incident technique
… to describe the work of six grades of ward-based psychiatric nurses. The major data collection tool used was Flanagan's critical incident technique. Four thousand, four hundred and seventy seven incidents were collected from 1,637 staff and patient respondents in eleven Scottish psychiatric …
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ΨΥΧΙΑΤΡΙΚΗ ΝΟΣΗΛΕΥΤΙΚΗ: ΘΕΜΕΛΙΩΔΕΙΣ ΑΡΧΕΣ-ΔΙΔΑΚΤΙΚΟ ΒΙΒΛΙΟ
THIS DISSERTATION PRESENTS BACKGROUND FOR MODERN PSYCHIATRIC NURSING EDUCATIONIN GREECE AND PREPARES A TEXTBOOK OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING TO BE USED BY GREEK NURSING STUDENTS IN A BASIC UNIVERSITY NURSING PROGRAM. SUCH BACKGROUND INCLUDES: (1) SPECULATION OF NURSING EDUCATION IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF …
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Nursing in secure and forensic psychiatry: contexts, contributions and concepts
… to the effective delivery of forensic and secure psychiatric care and treatment: differentiation between firesetters, tobacco smoking in secure psychiatric care, prevalence and management of violence and aggression, medication administration and delegation, and outcomes measurement. The work was …
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Violence in nursing : perceived prevalence and impact in community health clinics in Cape Town
… larger studies on violence in all areas of nursing including general, paediatric and psychiatric nursing, midwifery and undergraduate nursing schools. Aim and objectives: to explore violence in nursing within community health care settings. Some of the objectives of the study examined the …
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Aspects of registered psychaitric nurses' talk about their clinical judgement and decision-making.
… research described in this thesis, Registered Psychiatric Nurses (RPNs) working in the Irish Republic had not been the subject of a comprehensive study looking specifically at their clinical judgement and decision-making. As this is the first study conducted in this area, it takes an …
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Perceived stressors, coping strategies, and burnout pertaining to psychiatric nurses working on locked psychiatric units
… coping strategies, and burnout levels of psychiatric nurses working on locked psychiatric units in southeastern Michigan (<em>N</em> = 46), as well as to examine the relationships among demographic factors and these variables. This study utilized a correlation design, adapting the stress, …
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Are you sure we're talking about the same person? different professional perspectives on a single patient : challenges for an integrative approach within the primary mental health care system
… the opportunity of experiencing and evaluating psychiatric services in situ at clinic level within the primary mental health care system. My own experience as an intern working at a clinic served to highlight some areas of difficulty in offering an integrated approach at a primary level. They …
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Justifying Coercion: Nurses' Experiences Medicating Involuntary Psychiatric Patients
… theory study delineates the process inpatient psychiatric nurses use to respond to the challenging nursing problem of medicating resistant involuntary patients. Since approximately one third of all admissions to psychiatric units in the United States are involuntary (Durham, 1996), caring for …
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Preventing vicarious traumatization of mental health therapists: identifying protective practices
… fields of psychology, psychiatry, social work, psychiatric nursing, and related health care disciplines, at the levels of education, training, and practice.
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Lean Leadership – ein zukunftsorientiertes pflegerisches Führungsmodell? - Ein Aktionsforschungsprojekt in einer psychiatrischen Universitätsklinik
… ward managersˊ Lean Leadership behavior in the nursing service of the Psychiatric University Hospital Zurich. The project focused on three Lean Leadership concepts: Huddle Board, Leadership Gemba and KATA-Coaching. Research Questions What is the connection between the implementation of Lean …
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An evaluation of specific nursing interventions in the management of patients suffering from manic depressive psychosis
This study examined the effect of three different nursing interventions in the management of women diagnosed as suffering from manic depressive psychosis. The thesis was presented in three parts.<br/><br/>In Part One, an examination was made of the role of the nurse in caring for patients suffering …
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Violence In Nursing: Perceived Prevalence and Impact in Community Health Clinics In Cape Town
… larger studies on violence in all areas of nursing including general, paediatric and psychiatric nursing, midwifery and undergraduate nursing schools. Aim and objectives: to explore violence in nursing within community health care settings. Some of the objectives of the study examined the …
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The mentoring role of unit managers in a clinical psychiatric setting
The concept ‘mentoring’ in nursing is not a new concept as such and has probably been used in a variety of situations and given many interpretations. In healthcare, mentoring is aimed at facilitating professional learning and it enables a student nurse to gain clinical skills during practice …
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