Student Study Guide to Accompany Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
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Ruth Griffin
Edition: 1st
Published: 12/09/1998
Publisher: Delmar Cengage Learning
Format: Paperback
Pages: 295
ISBN 13: 9780766810068
ISBN 10: 0766810062
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Product description This comprehensive text offers a unique perspective on the needs of clients with psychiatric disorders. Its fresh and innovative approach is designed to help practitioners understand their clients so they can provide humanistic health care and disease treatment. Current issues in psychiatric mental health nursing affect the care of clients: health care reform, shorter inpatient stays, psycho biology, community care, and technology. The text offers a framework for dealing with these issues while providing a high level of care. The real-life experiences of clients with psychiatric disorders are presented through excerpts from literature, movie clips, and classic art. Special client populations are addressed: the physically ill client; the homeless and incarcerated; the child; the adolescent; the elderly; and survivors of violence or abuse. Emphasis on the art…