Mental health nursing : an evidence-based approach
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Mental health nursing : an evidence-based approach
Churchill Livingstone, 2000
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The role of nursing within mental health care has changed and increased tremendously in recent years. With this greater role goes an increase in responsibility for our actions with clients. In our experience, the single greatest concern of clients is whether the interventions offered to them would be effective in addressing their life problems, and when. Often in the past, lack of evidence has led to unsubstantiated advice on best clinical practice. This book marks a significant departure. The practice of evidence-based care is at least as much about avoiding harm through inaction or inappropriate action as it is about appropriate interventions. By enabling us to question practice, evidence can be used to empower patients by insisting on care which is based on evidence rather than simply custom and practice. With the emphasis on EBP, this text will become a core resource for nurses at pre-and post-registration levels as well as providing a significant resource for practitioners.
目次
SECTION 1 ORIENTING MATERIAL: theConsumer of Mental Health Care. History of Mental Health Nursing and Psychiatry. Legal Aspects of Mental Health Nursing. Government Policy and the Organisation of Mental Health Care. General Consultation Skills. Principles of Assessment. Case & Caseload Management. Evaluation in Mental Health Nursing. Classification of Mental Disorders SECTION 2 MENTAL HEALTH CARE: Schizophrenia. Disorders of Mood: Depressionand Mania. Suicide and Self-Harm. Phobias and Rituals. Hypochondriasis & Inappropriate Illness Behaviour. Eating Disorders. Anger and Impulse Control. Post-Traumatic Disorders. Children's and Adolescents' Difficulties. Drug and Alcohol Problems SECTION 3 MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVES: Integration of long-termMentally Ill People into the Community. Advocacy. Self-help Initiatives. Mental Health Campaigning Groups. Prevention of Psychological Problems. Alternatives to Mental Health Care
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