The art and science of mental health nursing : principles and practice / Edited by Ian Norman and Iain Ryrie

CONTENT

PART 1 Foundations
1.Mental health
2.Mental disorder
3.The story of mental health nursing: from asylum attendants to graduate practitioners

PART 2 Contexts
5.The social policy context of mental health care
6.The service context and organization of mental health care
7.Mental health and the law
8.The ethics of mental health nursing

PART 3 Core procedures
9 The therapeutic relationship: engaging clients in their care and treatment
10.Embodied recovery environments
11.Assessment
12.Care planning
13.Admission and discharge planning
14.Assessing and managing the risk of self-harm and suicide
15.Identifying and managing risk of aggression and violence

PART 4 Client groups
16.Children and young people
17.Functional mental health disorders in old age
18.The person with dementia
19.The person experiencing psychosis
20.The person with depression
21.The person with bipolar disorder: biopsychosocial approaches to relapse prevention
22.The person with an anxiety disorder
23.The person who experiences trauma
24.The person with an eating disorder
25.The person with coexisting mental illness and substance use problems (`dual diagnosis')
26.The person with a personality disorder
27.Forensic mental health care

PART 5 Interventions
28.Self-management
29.Counselling approaches
30.Brief cognitive behavior therapy Interventions for nursing practice
31.Solution-focused approaches
32.Motivational interviewing
33.Working with groups
34.Working with families and carers
35.Psychopharmacology
36.Mental health medication in practice
37.Medication adherence through shared decision-making
38.Promoting mental health and well being
39.The physical health care of people with mental health problems

PART 6 Professional practice
40.Professional practice: caring for ourselves

"Includes bibliographical
references and index."