Name: Essentials of Mental Health Nursing par Karen M. Wright
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Essentials of Mental Health Nursing Résumé

Essentials of Mental Health Nursing Karen M. Wright

Are you studying mental health nursing and want a book that covers all you need to know?

Look no further. As it says in the name, this is an essential text for students. Split into 5 parts, this book delves into the context of mental health, key concepts and debates, skills for care and therapeutic approaches, tailoring care to people with specific needs, and transition to practice.

Updated to include more content from those with lived experience, this new edition also includes:
- Voices of mental health service users and practitioners, giving you a real insight in the field
- Critical thinking stop points and debates, allowing you to develop your wider skills and knowledge
- Case studies to bring the content to life
- Chapter summaries, so you know what the main takeaways are for each chapter
- Further reading and useful websites, allowing you to do your own research

The editors, Karen M. Wright and Mick McKeown come with a wealth of experience in mental health nursing. The variety of contributors also reflect different experiences in different contexts.

Essentials of Mental Health Nursing Avis

This is an excellent contemporary text and a must read for student all mental health nurses and those who are currently practicing in mental health. Amongst its many strengths are the critical and philosophical perspectives that provides excellent insights.

-- Thomas Currid * Email *

Who would have thought the second edition of Essentials of Mental Health Nursing could better the original? Chock full of excellent case studies, infused even more with the voice of those with lived experience, and highly interactive. The book really gets to the nub of what is essential in mental health nursing and will appeal to students and registered nurses alike. Beg, steal, or borrow a copy, you wont be disappointed!

-- Patrick Callaghan * Email *

À propos de Karen M. Wright

Emerita Professor Karen Wrights diverse range of clinical experiences span over a period of more than 40 years. She has led and developed services, as well as nursing and psychotherapy curricula. She is a qualified nurse (both Adult and Mental Health registrations), academic and practising psychotherapist, and is an accredited member of the British Association of Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapists. Karen is also chair of an NHS Local Research Ethics Committee and has recently retired from the University of Central Lancashire where she was Professor of Nursing and has retained an active Emeritus role. Mick McKeown is Professor of Democratic Mental Health, School of Nursing at the University of Central Lancashire and trade union activist with Unison. He supports service user and carer involvement at the university and union strategising on nursing. He has taken a lead in making the case for union organising to extend to alliance formation with service users/survivors.

Sommaire

Part A: Context of Mental Health Chapter 1: The Context and Nature of Mental Health Care in the 21st Century - Mick McKeown, Karen M. Wright, Jonathan Gadsby and Dan Warrender Chapter 2: Overview of Mental Health Nurse Education and Training - Steven Pryjmachuk Chapter 3: Working with Other Professionals - Simon Fletcher and Scott Reeves Chapter 4: Meaningful Service User Involvement - Julia Terry and Janet Garner Chapter 5: Working With Families and Carers - Simon Hall And Mandy Reed Chapter 6: Championing Equalities and Addressing Vulnerability in Mental Health Care - Peggy Mulongo and John Wainwright Chapter 7: Organisations and Settings for Mental Health Care - Joe Forster, Sarah Loughran, Rob MacDonald and Ian Callaghan Chapter 8: The Policy Context for Contemporary Mental Health Care - Ben Hannigan, Bethan Edwards, Ian Hulatt and Alan Meudell Chapter 9: Madness and the Law - Bob Sapey Chapter 10: Independent Advocacy in Mental Health Care - Julie Ridley, Stephanie de la Haye, June Sadd, Karen Newbigging and Karen Machin Chapter 11: The Ethical Mental Health Nurse - Karen M. Wright and Alan Armstrong Part B: Key concepts and Debates Chapter 12: Sociological Understandings of Mental Health - David Pilgrim and Mick McKeown Chapter 13: Critical Psychological Ideas and Practices - Richard Bentall and Mick McKeown Chapter 14: Philosophical Understanding of Mental Health - Tim Thornton Chapter 15: A Service User Perspective - Jane Fraser Chapter 16: Psychiatric Understandings of Mental Health - Duncan Double Chapter 17: Spiritual Care: Understanding Service Users, Understanding Ourselves - Julian Raffay and Don Bryant Chapter 18: Public Mental Health: Prevention and Promotion - Rhiannon Corcoran and Rosie Mansfield Chapter 19: Psychopharmacology for Mental Health Nurses - Jennie Day and Mick McKeown Part C: Skills for Care and Therapeutic Approaches Chapter 20: Wellbeing in Mental Health Care - Kevin Acott, Emily Griffin and Harvey Wells Chapter 21: Recovery-Orientated Practice - Karen Machin and Emma Watson Chapter 22: Employment and Recovery in Mental Health Care - Chris Essen and Jane Cahill Chapter 23: Compassionate Communication in Mental Health Care - Sue Barker and Gemma Emile Chapter 24: Meeting The Physical Health Needs of Mental Health Service Users - Jacquie White, Samantha OBrien, Megan Beadle and Anthony Ackroyd Chapter 25: Therapeutic Engagement For Mental Health Care - Simon Hall And Mandy Reed Chapter 26: Mental Health Assessment - Nicki Moone and Steve Trenoweth Chapter 27: Care Planning - Michael Kelly, Claudette Kaviya and Oladayo Bifarin Chapter 28: Mental Health Care Coordination - Michael Coffey, Rachel Cohen and Bethan Edwards Chapter 29: Mental Health Risk Assessment: A Personalised Approach - John Butler and Michael Haslam Chapter 30: Minimising Violence and Related Harms - Owen Price Chapter 31: Cognitive Behavioural Therapies - Sarah Traill and Adam Traill Chapter 32: Psychosocial Interventions to Support Carers - Doug MacInnes, Amanda Francis and Annie Jeffrey Chapter 33: Self-Help and Peer Support in Recovery - Alan Simpson and Susan Henry Chapter 34: Therapeutic Communities, Democracy and the New Recovery Movement - Jenelle Clarke, Nick Manning, Gary Winship and Simon Clarke Part D: Tailoring Care to People with Specific Needs Chapter 35: Dementia: Assessment and Care Approaches - David Pulsford, Michael Smith and Eve Potts Chapter 36: Care of People Experiencing Eating Disorders - Karen M. Wright and Robert Bond Chapter 37: Children and Young Peoples Mental Health Care - Rebecca Hall and Sophie Holt Chapter 38: Non-Medical Alternatives for Crisis Care - Helen Spandler, Dina Poursanidou and Mick McKeown Chapter 39: Primary Mental Health Care - Nick Bohannon, Sumaiyaa Khoda and Gary Lamph Chapter 40: Palliative and End-Of-Life Care in Mental Health Care - Jayne Breeze, Carol Cooper, Angela Kydd, Suzanne Monks, Julie Skilbeck, James Turner and Eleanor Wilson Chapter 41: Working Compassionately with People who Self-Harm - Gillian Rayner, Karen M. Wright and Caroline Brown Part E: Transition to Practice Chapter 42: Democratic Leadership for Mental Health Care - Mick McKeown, Karen M. Wright and Lynda Carey Chapter 43: Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Nursing - Karen M. Wright and Natalie Miles Chapter 44: Transferable Skills and Transition: Becoming a Mental Health Nurse and Beyond - Marie ONeill and Kevin Moore Chapter 45: Commissioning for Mental Health Services - Ged McCann, Mick Burns and Ian Callaghan Chapter 46: Compassionate Mental Health Care in Times of Uncertainty - Karen M. Wright, Mick McKeown and Mike Thomas

Informations supplémentaires

Sku

GOR013659352

ISBN 13

9781529733037

ISBN 10

1529733030

Titre

Essentials of Mental Health Nursing Karen M. Wright

Auteur

Karen M. Wright

État

Occasion - Très bon état

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Broché

Éditeur

Sage Publications Ltd

Année de publication

2024-03-29

Nombre de pages

888

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N/A

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