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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"mental health nurses"”.
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Resilience in mental health nurses working in secure environments
… explored aspects of resilience as experienced by mental health nurses in a high secure service. The aim of this research was to explore resilience for the participants and to develop a concept analysis of resilience in settings of this kind.<br/><br/>There have been many studies on the …
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The impact of patient suicide on mental health nurses
… research was to gain knowledge of individual nurses’ experience of a patient suicide and ascertain if this had an impact on them or their practice. The purpose of this research was to ensure mental health nurses are aware of supports available to them as health professionals after a patient …
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Mental health and subjective wellbeing in UK mental health nurses
… wellbeing and subjective experience of mental health problems in UK mental health nurses using a mixed methods approach. It aimed to understand the relationships between mental health nurses' own mental health and their subjective wellbeing, and to explore the ways in which mental health …
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Registered first level mental health nurses discourse analytic construction of their professional identity
Mental Health Nursing exists as a discipline within the contemporary health care establishment. Throughout its history it has attempted to define itself in ways that differentiate mental health nursing practice from other health care professions and fields of nursing. It is not surprising in the …
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Beliefs of mental health nurses about smoking by clients of inpatient mental health facilities
… prevalence of tobacco smoking among people with mental disorders is higher than the general population, and has a negative impact upon the physical health of this group. Tobacco has a unique place in mental health culture. The beliefs of nurses influence their attitudes towards smoking by …
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Incorporating traditional healers in the care of mental disorders: The experiences of mental health nurses in Lesotho
Background: A shortage of specialised mental health providers often encourages mental health care users to seek mental health services from alternative medicine providers such as traditional healers. Traditional healers form a substantial part of the alternative mental health workforce globally as …
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The effects of a burnout prevention programme on mental health nurses in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)
Burnout is a common problem among mental health professionals, particularly mental health nurses. High levels of burnout result in job dissatisfaction, rapid turnover of staff, physical and psychological discomfort, and reduction in the quality of patient care. While there is an abundance of …
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The experiences of mental health nurses who have been assaulted by patients in medium secure mental health settings
Background: The prevalence of assaults on mental health nurses in inpatient settings is high and research has identified negative outcomes including depression and anxiety, PTSD, burnout and intention to leave. Quantitative approaches to researching this subject have dominated, with there being …
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An exploration of registered mental health nurses (RMNs) perceptions of restrictive practices in forensic men’s medium secure services
… was to research the perceptions of Registered Mental Health Nurses (RMN), with regards to restrictive practices in men’s medium secure services. The aim was to situate the RMN staff, as the primary source of knowledge to gain an understanding of concerns regarding the implementation of …
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Labelling people as having personality disorder: Effects upon the attributions and intended behaviours of student mental health nurses.
… reactions and intended behaviours of student mental health nurses towards individuals with personality disorder, compared to those with schizophrenia. The relationships between attributions, emotional reactions and intended behaviours were also investigated. Method An experimental mixed design …
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An exploration of the socialisation of student mental health nurses in compassionate mental health nursing practice: A constructivist enquiry.
… in practice placements that influenced student mental health nurse socialisation in compassionate practice. As per the underpinning constructivist research paradigm and case study methodology, multiple sources of data were accessed through two phases of data collection. Phase one, utilised …
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The views of community mental health nurses on their role in the physical healthcare of people with serious mental illness
People with serious mental illness (SMI) have higher morbidity and mortality rates than the general population, but often receive substandard physical healthcare. The literature suggests community mental health nurses (CMHNs) are in a prime position to address the physical healthcare needs of these …
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Exploring the attitudes of mental health nurses and mental health nursing students toward the physical health of service users- a mixed methods study
Rationale: People with mental ill health face higher mortality rates than the general population with reported reductions in life expectancy of up to twenty years, often dying from common medical conditions that do not impact on mortality rates for the general population. Mental health nurses and …
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Reflective waypoints and relational bridging: a phenomenological exploration of spiritualities in therapeutic relationships between women living with borderline personality disorder and mental health nurses
… the heart of compassionate recovery-orientated mental health nursing, yet spirituality continues to pose theoretical and practical dilemmas for service users, policy-makers, nurses and educators. This study examines ways in which the lived spiritual experience of women with borderline …
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Testing the Reliability and Validity of Tools Based on the Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Four-Branch Ability Model of Emotional Intelligence with Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses
… Model of Emotional Intelligence with Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses</p> <p>A lack of emotional skills may affect a nurse’s personal well-being and have negative effects on patient outcomes, particularly for patients with psychiatric-mental health conditions. Raising awareness of emotional …
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Student nurses' feedback from mental health service users in practice : a participatory action research study
This study involved student nurses, lecturers, mentors and service users in working together to design, evaluate and refine a system enabling student mental health nurses to seek feedback from service users. The feedback concerned students' interpersonal skills and occurred in practice, at the …
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Exploring nurses? experiences in community mental health care delivery during the covid-19 pandemic: a qualitative study in the Accra metropolis
Mental health care in Ghana recently shifted from a focus on institutional care to the inclusion of community-based care. This shift helped to broaden the scope of mental health care in the country through the establishment of community psychiatric units in most regional and district health …
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Psichikos sveikatos slaugytojų agresijos patirtis ir požiūris į agresijos ir smurto valdymą ligoninėje /
… of Medicine Masters's Degree Nursing Programme MENTAL HEALTH NURSES EXPERIENCE OF AGGRESSION AND APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE IN THE HOSPITAL Master's degree final scientific research work Author of the master's degree scientific research work: Agnė Čiupailienė Head of …
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Job satisfaction among nurses and its relationship to reflective practice /
… was undertaken to explore job satisfaction among nurses and its relationship to reflective practice. It is a qualitative study that listens to the perspectives of 7 mental health nurses who work In a conmiunity hospital in southern Ontario. A pilot survey was conducted prior to the face-to -face …
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