| Description |
1 online resource (515 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Title; Copyright; CONTENTS; List of figures; List of tables; About the editors; Notes on contributors; List of reviewers; PART I Historical and contemporary mental health nursing; 1 Overview of mental health in low-, middle- and high-income global communities; 2 Historical overview of psychiatric/mental health care; 3 Mental health promotion; 4 Social determinants of mental health; 5 The effects of culture and stigma on mental health; 6 Global health ethics and mental health; 7 Standard of mental health care: meeting consumer needs |
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8 Mental health care nursing standards: international perspectives9 Transformational leadership to promote well-being; PART II Promoting mental health nursing within social and cultural contexts: research, best practices and clinical perspectives; 10 Recognizing and managing stress; 11 Strategies for health promotion in individuals experiencing anxiety or anxiety disorders; 12 Suicide and other deliberate self-harm behaviors: promoting prevention; 13 Strategies for health promotion in individuals experiencing depression |
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14 Strategies for health promotion in individuals experiencing bipolar symptoms and illness15 Schizophrenia: fostering understanding and facilitating health promotion; 16 Health promotion strategies for substance use; 17 Mental health and aging: needs and care of older adults; 18 Strategies for mental health promotion in children and adolescents; 19 Strategies for health promotion after violence exposure; 20 Evidence-based mental health practice in a global context; PART III Cultural voices and human rights: case exemplars; 21 Deinstitutionalized care: Jamaican psychiatric workers' viewpoints |
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22 Korean Americans, depression and nursing care23 The Philippines: the nurse's role in bullying prevention; 24 Family stress and care in South Africa; 25 Australia: social and emotional well-being of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population; 26 Challenges to mental health care in Malawi: location -- Central Region, Lilongwe District, Malawi; 27 Argentina; 28 Japan: disaster mental health care; 29 A Canadian perspective on psychiatric nursing care; 30 Transitions: compassionate nursing care and grief in the United Kingdom; PART IV Empowerment strategies; 31 Mental health literacy |
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32 Models and frameworks of mental health care within community environments33 Conclusion and recommendations; Index |
| Summary |
Awarded secondplace in the 2017 AJN Book of the Year Awards in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing |
| Notes |
Print version record |
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Psychiatric nursing.
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Evidence-based nursing.
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Mental health services.
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Mental Disorders -- nursing
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Evidence-Based Nursing
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Mental Health Services
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Mental health services
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Evidence-based nursing
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Psychiatric nursing
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| Genre/Form |
Handbooks and manuals.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Hines-Martin, Vicki
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| ISBN |
9781317702221 |
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1317702220 |
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