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The review includes studies from any mental health service context (such as community, inpatient), client groups of any age, with any mental health diagnosis or need and interventions targeted at the relationship with either qualified or non-qualified nursing staff.
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International Journal of Nursing Studies. PMC full text: Int...
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Nursing staff employed at least three months, 10 h contact...
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Methods. In an unblinded trial, 70 individuals age 18-28...
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Aim: To discuss the actual public image of nurses and other...
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12 kwi 2022 · Three main themes emerged from the experience of both the patients and clinicians: (1) warmth and kindness, (2) deep listening, and (3) social connection in the process of treatment. Clinicians’ and patients’ shared experience of these themes was key to embed emotional support in care.
30 sie 2017 · This chapter focuses on providing mental health care to and for older adults from a humanistic and holistic perspective. The view is psychosocial, resting on the conviction that both mental well-being and mental ill health are closely related to and dependent on one’s social environment and personal story.
17 lis 2015 · Background. Psychosocial support is considered a central component of nursing care but it remains unclear as to exactly how this is implemented in practice.
17 lis 2015 · Results. During the 8-month period of observation, 227 encounters within 38 episodes of care were observed among 38 nurses and 47 patients. Within these encounters, 330 PNs were expressed. Nurses were observed immediately responding to expressed PNs in one of four ways: dealing (44.2 %), deferring (14.8 %), diverting (10.3 %) and ducking (30.7 %).
Analyse the consequences of these problems for the older person and their family. Take part in an assessment of an older person with mental health problems. Outline the nursing interventions that contribute to recovery and support. Write a care plan that is evidence and values based.
What follows is a set of resources that capture the state of the art in psychological services to older adults and especially to those in long-term care. These materials cover individual, family and organizational interventions as well as psychological and neuropsychological assessment of older adults.
