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Showing 1 to 20 of 107 for “"mental health nursing"”.
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An Analysis of Cultural Content in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Textbooks
… the cultural content of selected psychiatric/mental health nursing textbooks. The study was based on Madeleine Leininger's theory of culture care diversity and universality. Four major research questions were posed for the study: (1) What cultures are represented in psychiatric/mental health …
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Impact of an Emerging Model of Mentorship : Implications for Mental Health Nursing Practice
… from mentors working on the ward within one mental health organisation, highlighted that the newly registered mental health nurses lack knowledge and skills. This they reported were in particular areas on commencement of their new roles, including competency in managing physical health care …
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A grounded theory of the Kenya human interaction model for mental health nursing practice
Background: Although mental disorders is of great public health concern among Kenyan populations, mental health services remain poor. Some of the reasons attributed to delivery of poor mental health services are unfavourable work environment and lack of policy guidelines including a conceptual …
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A case study exploring recovery-orientated mental health nursing practices in one NHS Foundation Trust
Aim: To explore how mental health nurses experience the implementation of recovery-orientated nursing practices in mental health services in one National Health Service Foundation Trust. Methods: A qualitative instrumental case study methodology (Stake, 1995) was applied. Semi-structured interviews …
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Analytic autoethnography : a tool to inform the lecturer’s use of self when teaching mental health nursing?
… develop the lecturer’s use of self when teaching mental health nursing. Sharing the lecturer’s selfunderstanding developed through analytic reflexivity focused on their autoethnographic narrative offers a pedagogical approach to contribute to the nursing profession’s policy drive to increase the …
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Mental health nursing attitudes towards patient involvement in risk assessment as part of recovery focused care
In a recovery focussed mental health service the aim is for patients to be involved in all aspects of their care (Scottish Government, 2012). Within mental health care, risk is incorporated in policy and procedures guiding Mental Health nurses’ practice. Earlier studies have shown that while mental …
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"The weakest link in the chain of nursing"? : recruitment and retention in mental health nursing, 1948-1968
This thesis examines recruitment and retention in mental health nursing inEngland between 1948 and 1968. Its first objective is to explore the explanationsthat were given for the severe shortage of mental nurses that occurred in thisperiod. The study will look at the official views on this topic, …
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Professors’ views on mental health nursing education in the baccalaureate nursing programs of Ontario: a grounded theory approach
… to the Canadian Nurses’ Association (2005), mental health (MH) nursing is currently undervalued in the nursing profession. The Education Committee of the Canadian Federation of Mental Health Nurses (CFMHN) (2009) reports that the length of MH theory and practicum varies enormously in the …
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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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Exploring mental health nursing student competence and confidence in treating novel psychoactive substance related health issues in the UK
… (NPS) present a significant challenge to healthcare professionals working in the UK, with them being involved in a substantial proportion of drug-related deaths and hospitalisations in recent years. Healthcare professionals report feeling ill-prepared to respond to the issue, and cite lack …
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Professional change and knowledge translation in mental health nursing: case study of the integration of a health policy into practice
… a case study to investigate the integration of a health policy into clinical mental health nursing (MHN) practice. It will address the research question of ‘What factors influenced the integration of Choosing Health (2006) and the Well-being Support Programme (WBSP) at the Trust’ by exploring how …
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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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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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Caring for adolescents with acute and complex mental healthneeds in hospital settings : conceptualising and enabling nursingidentity, task and intervention
… play a significant role in child and adolescent mental health care pathways, not just in the UK but across Europe. Prior to the papers included in this thesis, there was no primary research in the field of adolescent PICU nursing. This thesis presents a series of five papers that directly address …
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Cultural issues in pre-registered mental health student nurses’ clinical placements: an anthropologically informed critical incident study
… was to explore the primary cultural issues in mental health student nurses’ clinical placements and to explore how these issues in placements were dealt with, from the perspectives of years two and three mental health student nurses and their undergraduate university nursing educators. …
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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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Developing and integrating cultural competence into nursing education curricula: a qualitative grounded theory approach
… terms of cultural, racial and ethnic mix demands mental health nurses to be educated in ways that will enable them to provide care that is both efficient and culturally appropriate to the diverse population they will serve. However, reported studies indicate that professional nurses, particularly …
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Health Promotion Intervention in Mental Health Services
… thesis was to define and develop the concept of health promotion in mental health services as well as to develop a questionnaire to measure patients? subjective experiences of health promotion intervention in mental health services. The samples consisted of 12 patients in study I and 12 nurses in …
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