Titlebook: European Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing in the 21st Century; A Person-Centred Evi José Carlos Santos,John R. Cutcliffe Book 2018 Springe

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Trauma-Informed Care: Progressive Mental Health Care for the Twenty-First Centuryloring the nature and epidemiology of trauma. Following this, the chapter examines assessment of trauma and then considers the ten principles of Trauma-Informed Care services. The chapter then concludes by looking at the Psychiatric/Mental Health (P/MH) nursing responses within Trauma-Informed Care

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Competences for Clinical Supervision in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursingetency of individuals who provide health and human services has received increasing attention over the past decade, yet even though nursing has a long history of embracing clinical supervision, identification of and consensus on what competences are necessary for clinical supervision in nursing rema

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European and Worldwide Mental Health Epidemiology and Trendsntly on Europe and European data. Trends evident in this data are examined, and the author judiciously points out that methodological and epistemological issues bedevil our efforts to arrive at accurate and reliable epidemiological data on mental health problems. The chapter constructs a cogent argu

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Mental Health Nurses and Responding to Suffering in the Twenty-first Century Occidental World: Accomin. Within such views, the health care practitioner ought to be concerned with removing or stopping the suffering as, for many parts of the occidental world at least, suffering is regarded as antagonistic to the pursuit of happiness. However, it has been recognized since ancient times that the exper

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Nursing People in Prisons, Forensics and Correctional Facilitiesvironments/settings. Despite P/MH nursing having a long history of working with this population, the provision of care within secure environments is problematic owing to a range of historical and contemporary issues. Accordingly, this chapter focuses on a number of key practice issues including the

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Unearthing the Theoretical Underpinnings of “Green Care” in Mental Health and Substance Misuse Care:ts legitimacy. Accordingly, this chapter identifies four principle theoretical elements of Green Care: connectedness, contact with nature, benefits of exercise, and occupation/work as therapeutic, each of which is explored and articulated by drawing on relevant literature.