Acute mental health nursing : from acute concerns to the capable practitioner [E-Book]

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Harrison, Mark

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Publication details: London : Sage, 2004ISBN:

0761973192
0761973184

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Summary: This book is an introduction to acute mental health care. Contents include: acute psychiatric in-patient assessment; measuring health and social functioning using HoNOS; social inclusion and acute care; strategies for surviving acute care; case management: perspectives of the UK and US systems; integrated care pathways - the 'acute' context; risk assessment and management in acute mental health care; observation; cognitive behaviour therapy in in-patient care; psychosocial interventions; medication management.

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This book is an introduction to acute mental health care. Contents include: acute psychiatric in-patient assessment; measuring health and social functioning using HoNOS; social inclusion and acute care; strategies for surviving acute care; case management: perspectives of the UK and US systems; integrated care pathways - the 'acute' context; risk assessment and management in acute mental health care; observation; cognitive behaviour therapy in in-patient care; psychosocial interventions; medication management.

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