Dr Stephen Tee, Head of Centre for Innovation and Leadership in Health Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK
Dr Joanne Brown, MSc Mental Health Studies Award Leader and MSc Nursing Studies Award Leader, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK
Dr Diane Carpenter, Academic Group Lead (Mental Health), Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK
A concise and user-friendly guide, Handbook of Mental Health Nursing helps nursing students learn the essential skills required for practice. This practical handbook is informed by an interdisciplinary understanding of mental health problems and the recovery from mental health difficulties.
Features:
- Highlights case studies and draws on narratives of patient experience to help caregivers make educated decisions in partnership with service users
- Focuses on assessment, classification, models of therapeutic practice, specific mental health problems and needs, and the organization of care
- Use a values-based approach integrating evidence-based data with service users´ perceptions
- Presents case studies and participant narratives throughout
- Includes practical exercises designed to develop skills and understanding in person-centred care
This book is an essential purchase for all students and educators in mental health nursing and related health and social care fields.
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Companion handbook to Phil Barker's bestselling Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing: The craft of caring. The books can be used in conjunction or as standalone texts.
A practical, hands-on guide covering the essential skills, with learning outcomes linked to the competencies required for practice
Values-based approach integrates evidence-based data with service users' perceptions, with plenty of cases and service-user narratives throughout
Includes practical exercises designed to develop skills in person-centred care, assessment, classification, models of therapeutic practice, specific mental health problems and needs, and understanding the organisation of care.
The Philosophy and Practice of Mental Health Care: Introduction. The therapeutic use of self. Values-based practice. Working in groups. Recovery: a journey of discovery. The Policy and Organizational Context of Mental Health Care: Appraising and using evidence in mental health practice. Developing nursing decision-making skills. Leading and managing mental health care. Promoting health and social inclusion. The what then, what now and what next of mental health nursing
This concise and user-friendly guide helps nursing students learn the essential skills required for practice. Informed by an interdisciplinary understanding of mental health problems and the recovery from mental health difficulties, the book highlights case studies and draws on narratives of patient experience to help caregivers make educated decisions in partnership with service users. Focusing on assessment, classification, and models of therapeutic practice, the book uses a values-based approach integrating evidence-based data with service users´ perceptions. Practical exercises are included to help develop skills and understanding in person-centered care.
This concise, user-friendly guide will help you to learn the essential skills required for practice and is informed by an interdisciplinary understanding of mental health problems and the recovery from mental health difficulties.
Über den Autor
Dr Stephen Tee, Head of Centre for Innovation and Leadership in Health Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK Dr Joanne Brown, MSc Mental Health Studies Award Leader and MSc Nursing Studies Award Leader, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK Dr Diane Carpenter, Academic Group Lead (Mental Health), Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton, UK
Inhaltsverzeichnis
The Philosophy and Practice of Mental Health Care Introduction Stephen Tee, Joanne Brown, Diane Carpenter, Tina Coldham, Lucy Davies and Alison Faulkner The therapeutic use of self Joanne Brown Values-based practice Chris McLean, Bill Fulford and Diane Carpenter Working in groups Karen Ainsbury Recovery: a journey of discovery Julie Repper The Policy and Organizational Context of Mental Health Care Appraising and using evidence in mental health practice Stephen Tee and Judith A Lathlean Developing nursing decision-making skills Helen Eunson, Gwyn Grout, Jane Pritchard and John Carthy Leading and managing mental health care Wendy Turton Promoting health and social inclusion Marion Aslan and Mike Smith The what then, what now and what next of mental health nursing Diane Carpenter
Klappentext
A concise and user-friendly guide, Handbook of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing will help you to learn the essential skills required for practice.
Taking a life course approach to mental health care, this practical handbook is informed by an interdisciplinary understanding of mental health problems and the recovery from mental health difficulties.
- Companion handbook to Phil Barker's bestselling Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing: The craft of caring. Written in an accessible way, the books can be used in conjunction or as stand alone texts.
- A practical, hands-on guide with learning outcomes linked to the competencies required for practice
- Highlights case studies and draws on narratives of patient experience to help you make informed, value-based decisions in partnership with service users.
- Includes practical exercises designed to develop skills in person centred care, assessment, classification, models of therapeutic practice, specific mental health problems and needs and understanding the organisation of care.
With plenty of practical exercises, this is an essential purchase for all students and educators in mental health nursing and related health and social care fields.
