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Edited by , Edited by (Associate Professor, Nursing Research; Director/Chair, Nursing Research Unit, Australian Catholic University; STV Private Hospital), Edited by (Mental Health Team Leader; Undergraduate Coordinator; Senior Lecturer, Monash University), Edited by (Associat)
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 720 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 278x212x24 mm, weight: 1482 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 19-Mar-2014
  • Leidėjas: OUP Australia and New Zealand
  • ISBN-10: 0195522249
  • ISBN-13: 9780195522242
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 720 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 278x212x24 mm, weight: 1482 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 19-Mar-2014
  • Leidėjas: OUP Australia and New Zealand
  • ISBN-10: 0195522249
  • ISBN-13: 9780195522242
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Mental Health Nursing: Dimensions of Praxis shows students how to assess and treat clients with a range of disorders, in accordance with best practice. It prepares student nurses by equipping them with essential, innovative and cutting-edge knowledge for their careers. This second edition starts with the context of mental health, followed by sections dedicated to the challenges to people's mental health, the praxis of mental health nursing, and what the future holds for mental health nurses. It includes expanded coverage of the consumer perspective, mood and anxiety disorders, psychosis and psychotic disorders, and personality disorders, as well as new chapters on 'Physical and Mental Health', 'Creative Arts Therapy', 'Prevention and Management of Clients' Aggression', and 'Working with Vulnerable Communities: People from Refugee Backgrounds'.
Acknowledgments xviii
About the Editors xx
About the Contributors xxii
About the Cover Artwork xxxi
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
xxxiii
List of Figures
xxxv
List of Tables
xxxvi
Preface xxxviii
Treatment planning... easy as APIE! xxxix
Guided Tour xl
PART 1 Contexts of Contemporary Practice
2(162)
1 A Brief History: Caring for the Mentally III in Australia and New Zealand (Aotearoa)
4(22)
Philip Warelow
Gylo Hercelinskyj
Introduction
5(1)
History of care in Australia and New Zealand
5(1)
An ignorant general public
6(1)
Understanding of mental illness
6(1)
English principles and practice in the Australian and New Zealand context
7(9)
Caring and its challenges
16(4)
Conclusion
20(1)
Summary
21(1)
Discussion questions
22(1)
Websites
22(1)
References
22(4)
2 Diagnostic Systems Used in Clinical-Assessment
26(29)
Karen Harder
Ian Munro
Nick Gaynor
Introduction
27(1)
The clinical context
27(1)
International Classification of Diseases
28(1)
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
28(2)
Mental status examination
30(2)
The psychiatric assessment
32(2)
Risk assessment and management
34(6)
Potential barriers influencing the MSE and the mental health nurse response
40(1)
The WHO Disability Assessment Schedule
41(1)
Health of the Nation Outcome Scales
41(3)
Physical health and mental illness
44(2)
Screening tools
46(2)
Complementary alternative medicine
48(1)
Cultural assessment
48(2)
Documentation
50(1)
Summary
51(1)
Discussion questions
51(1)
Acknowledgments
52(1)
Websites
52(1)
References
52(3)
3 Physical and Mental Health
55(16)
Steve Hemingway
Gail Kohrsen
Introduction
56(1)
Physical ill health in people diagnosed with a severe mental illness
56(1)
Physical health intervention: a pressing priority
57(1)
Physical screening: a care gap
58(1)
Mental health knowledge and skills
58(3)
The carer's perspective
61(1)
Physical health assessments
62(3)
Exercise and lifestyle factors that promote wellness
65(1)
Primary, secondary and tertiary interventions for physical health
66(1)
Conclusion
67(1)
Summary
67(1)
Discussion questions
67(1)
Acknowledgments
68(1)
Websites
68(1)
References
68(3)
4 Promoting Mental Health
71(17)
Eileen Petrie
Evan Bichara
Introduction
72(1)
Definitions of health promotion
72(1)
Establishing public health policies
73(2)
Prevalence of mental illness
75(1)
Health promotion
75(3)
Mental health promotion
78(7)
Summary
85(1)
Discussion questions
85(1)
Websites
86(1)
References
86(2)
5 Resilience, Recovery, Reconnection and Therapeutic Optimism
88(23)
Karen-Leigh Edward
Anthony Welch
Stephen Elsom
Louise Byrne
Introduction
89(1)
Resilience
89(2)
Recovery
91(12)
Reconnection
103(1)
Therapeutic optimism
103(4)
Summary
107(1)
Discussion questions
107(1)
Websites
108(1)
References
108(3)
6 Law, Ethics and Mental Health Nursing
111(35)
Beth Bennett
Anna Bennett
Introduction
112(1)
Law and nursing practice
112(2)
Mental health legislation
114(7)
Ethics and nursing practice
121(2)
Ethical theories and principles
123(6)
Legal and ethical issues in mental health
129(12)
Summary
141(1)
Discussion questions
142(1)
Websites
142(1)
References
142(3)
Acts and Regulations
145(1)
Cases
145(1)
7 Translation of Evidence to Practice
146(18)
Anthony Welch
Karen-Leigh Edward
Louise Byrne
Introduction
147(1)
What is evidence-based practice?
147(5)
Quantitative and qualitative research
152(3)
Translation of evidence to practice
155(6)
Conclusion
161(1)
Summary
162(1)
Discussion questions
162(1)
Websites
162(1)
References
163(1)
PART 2 Challenges to People's Mental Health
164(112)
8 Mood and Anxiety Disorders
166(23)
Margaret Mcallister
Gerry Dares
Introduction
167(1)
What is mood?
167(2)
Anxiety
169(10)
Major depressive disorder
179(6)
Bipolar disorder
185(2)
Summary
187(1)
Discussion questions
187(1)
Websites
187(1)
References
187(2)
9 Psychosis and Psychotic Disorders
189(17)
Simon Dodd
Sandy Jeffs
Introduction
190(1)
Psychosis
190(1)
Psychotic symptoms
191(1)
Stages of psychosis
192(3)
The stress vulnerability model
195(1)
The clinical staging model
196(2)
Applicability to the clinical practice setting
198(1)
Skills you will use within the stages of the relationship
199(5)
Summary
204(1)
Discussion questions
204(1)
Websites
204(1)
References
204(2)
10 Therapeutic Engagements: Complexities and Rewards of Nursing Those with Personality Disorder
206(35)
Robert Trett
Deb Dick
Kate Cooke
Catherine Bennett
Introduction
207(1)
The nature of personality disorder
208(2)
Treatment possibilities
210(1)
Supporting practice through organisational cohesion
211(1)
Applicability to the clinical practice setting
212(2)
The roles of mental health nurses
214(5)
Skills for practice with clients
219(1)
Therapeutic considerations
220(4)
Model for an integrative treatment
224(1)
Treatment alliance
225(13)
Summary
238(1)
Discussion questions
239(1)
Websites
239(1)
References
239(2)
11 Eating Disorders
241(14)
Michelle Snell
Hayley Bennett
Introduction
242(1)
Anorexia nervosa
242(2)
Bulimia nervosa
244(3)
Feeding or eating disorder not elsewhere classified
247(1)
Pharmacotherapy and eating disorders
247(1)
Psychotherapy and eating disorders
248(5)
Summary
253(1)
Discussion questions
253(1)
Websites
254(1)
References
254(1)
12 Substance Misuse and Co-morbidity: Prevalence, Treatment and Recovery
255(21)
Ian Munro
David Best
Naomi Crafti
Introduction
256(1)
Addictive substances and co-morbidity
256(7)
Determining drug effects
263(1)
What constitutes a problem?
264(3)
Prevalence of co-morbidity and patterns
267(2)
Recovery
269(3)
Conclusion
272(1)
Summary
272(1)
Discussion questions
272(1)
Websites
273(1)
References
273(3)
PART 3 Praxis of Mental Health Nursing
276(318)
13 Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health
278(30)
Kristy Young
Christine Poole
Introduction
279(1)
Stages of development
279(2)
Skills deficits
281(1)
Factors affecting development
282(1)
Theories of development
282(3)
Trauma
285(3)
Psychosocial assessment of infants, children and adolescents
288(3)
Presenting disorders during childhood and adolescence
291(10)
Therapeutic interventions
301(3)
Summary
304(1)
Discussion questions
304(1)
Websites
305(1)
References
305(3)
14 The Older Adult and Mental Illness
308(27)
Robyn Garlick
Helen Rawson
Introduction
309(1)
The ageing population
309(1)
Older adults and mental health
310(1)
Mental health services for older adults in Australia and New Zealand
311(3)
Assessment
314(3)
Diagnostic tests
317(1)
Delirium
318(2)
Depression
320(3)
Suicide
323(1)
Mania
324(1)
Dementia
324(5)
Late onset psychosis and anxiety
329(1)
Other factors
330(1)
Summary
331(1)
Discussion questions
331(1)
Acknowledgment
332(1)
Websites
332(1)
References
332(3)
15 Mental Health Nursing in the Primary Health Care Setting
335(19)
Kate Cogan
Janet Akehurst
Introduction
336(1)
New directions in mental health nursing
337(1)
Primary health care defined
338(2)
Delivery of mental health care m the primary health care setting
340(3)
Treatment modalities
343(2)
The nurse-client relationship in the primary health care setting
345(1)
Professional boundaries in the primary health care setting
346(2)
Credentialling and the Mental Health Nurse Incentive Program
348(1)
Work-related stressors and collegial support
349(2)
Future directions
351(1)
Summary
351(1)
Discussion questions
352(1)
Websites
352(1)
References
352(2)
16 Consumer and Carer Leadership and Participation
354(16)
Evan Bichara
Wanda Bennetts
Isabell Collins
Introduction
355(1)
Section 1 The caregiver of today in Australia
355(1)
Evan Bichara
Introduction
355(1)
Caring for the caregiver
355(1)
Caregiving and culture
356(1)
The importance of caregivers' support groups
357(1)
Section 2 Consumer leadership and participation
357(1)
Wanda Bennetts
Introduction
357(1)
Contributing consumer expertise
358(1)
Service based on partnerships, human rights and listening
359(1)
Incorporating a consumer perspective in mental health: some examples
360(2)
Section 3 Truth, morality and defensive reasoning in psychiatry
362(1)
Isabell Collins
Introduction
362(1)
Consumer advocacy
363(1)
Defensive reasoning
364(4)
Conclusion
368(1)
Summary
368(1)
Discussion questions
368(1)
Websites
369(1)
References
369(1)
17 Consultation--Liaison
370(23)
Julie Sharrock
Introduction
371(1)
Consultation-liaison nursing in context
371(3)
Physical and psychiatric co-morbidity
374(1)
Consultation-liaison psychiatry
375(1)
The beginning of CL nursing
376(1)
Defining the CL nurse
377(1)
The work of a CL nurse
377(7)
Outcomes
384(3)
Future directions, education and professional networks
387(1)
Summary
388(1)
Discussion questions
388(1)
Websites
389(1)
References
389(4)
18 Creative Arts Therapy
393(11)
Geraldine Katz
Introduction
394(1)
What is creative arts therapy?
394(1)
How do the arts engender therapeutic benefits?
395(1)
Therapeutic art forms
396(5)
Research in creative arts therapy
401(1)
Summary
402(1)
Discussion questions
402(1)
Websites
403(1)
References
403(1)
19 Complementary Nursing Care
404(15)
Ann Paterson
Introduction
405(1)
Expanded parameters of nursing care
406(1)
Defining complementary nursing care
407(2)
Assessment of health and well-being: staff, clients and patients
409(3)
Complementary strategies that can promote health and well-being
412(4)
Summary
416(1)
Discussion questions
417(1)
Websites
417(1)
References
417(2)
20 Case Management
419(16)
Karen-Leigh Edward
Gilles Terriere
Dianne Hawthorne
Introduction
420(1)
Case management: an international outlook
420(2)
Models of case management
422(3)
Therapeutic interactions used in case management
425(7)
Summary
432(1)
Discussion questions
432(1)
Acknowledgments
433(1)
Websites
433(1)
References
433(2)
21 Prevention and Management of Clients' `Aggression'
435(25)
Gerald A. Farrell
Rod Mann
The concept of aggression
436(2)
Causes of client aggression
438(1)
Strategies for the prevention and management of aggression
439(3)
Staff training
442(5)
Partnering with clients
447(1)
Risk management
448(8)
Summary
456(1)
Discussion questions
456(1)
Websites
457(1)
References
457(3)
22 Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, New Zealand Maori and Remote Area Mental Health
460(27)
Roianne West
Kim Usher
Graeme Thompson
Deb Spurgeon
Introduction
461(1)
Section 1 The mental health of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
461(1)
Roianne West
Kim Usher
Introduction
461(1)
The mental health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians
462(1)
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander conceptualisations of mental health
463(1)
Policies and how they have an impact on service delivery
464(1)
Current strategies to improve Indigenous mental health
465(1)
Nursing interventions for working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
465(6)
Section 2 A mental health nurse's perspective on influences of traditional Maori cultural values, beliefs and the integration of the Treaty of Waitangi within nursing
470(1)
Graeme Thompson
Situating the author
471(1)
Introduction
471(1)
The Treaty of Waitangi and cultural safety
471(1)
History of the development of Maori mental health services
472(1)
Maori model of health service delivery
473(2)
Future directions
475(1)
Section 3 Mental health nursing in remote Aboriginal communities
475(1)
Deb Spurgeon
Introduction
475(1)
The remote context
476(2)
Language and communication
478(2)
Cultural considerations
480(1)
Remote mental health services
481(1)
Summary
482(1)
Discussion questions
483(1)
Websites
483(1)
References
483(4)
23 Cultural Issues in Mental Health
487(18)
Don Gorman
Wendy Cross
Introduction
488(1)
Culture
488(2)
Culture and health
490(1)
Specific health beliefs
490(2)
Somatisation: symptom expression
492(1)
Acculturation
493(2)
Migration and health
495(1)
Culture and health care
496(4)
Working with people from CALD backgrounds
500(2)
Summary
502(1)
Discussion questions
503(1)
Websites
503(1)
References
503(2)
24 Working with Vulnerable Communities: People from Refugee Backgrounds
505(17)
Suzanne Willey
Philippa Duell-Piening
Introduction
506(1)
Humanitarian protection
506(2)
The refugee journey and living with uncertainty
508(1)
The impact of resettlement
509(1)
Mental health consequences of the refugee experience
510(3)
Clinical considerations when working with people from refugee backgrounds
513(5)
Framework for recovery
518(1)
Conclusion
519(1)
Summary
519(1)
Discussion questions
520(1)
Websites
520(1)
References
520(2)
25 Forensic Mental Health Nursing
522(21)
Jo Ryan
Trish Martin
Introduction
523(1)
The context of forensic mental health
524(2)
Forensic mental health services
526(3)
The mentally disordered offender
529(4)
Skills for practice with mentally disordered offenders
533(6)
Summary
539(1)
Discussion questions
540(1)
Websites
540(1)
References
540(3)
26 Gendered Mental Health
543(21)
Kay Mccauley
Ian Munro
Anthony Welch
Introduction
544(1)
Section 1 Talking women's mental health
544(1)
Kay Mccauley
Social determinants for mental health
544(1)
Gender and society
545(1)
Women across the lifespan
545(5)
Women and psychosis
550(1)
Gender-sensitive practice
550(1)
Section 2 Talking men's mental health
551(1)
Ian Munro
Anthony Welch
The male in contemporary society
551(1)
Men and interpersonal relating
552(6)
Risk-taking behaviour
558(1)
Gender-sensitive practice for men
559(1)
Summary
559(1)
Discussion questions
560(1)
Websites
560(1)
References
560(4)
27 Psychopharmacology
564(30)
Chris Alderman
Karen-Leigh Edward
Introduction
565(1)
A brief history of psychotropic drugs
566(2)
Medicinal drug use in context
568(1)
Medication-related problems
569(1)
Nurses and the medicines management pathway cycle
570(2)
Pharmacokinetics
572(3)
Pharmacodynamics
575(3)
Prescribing and nurse practitioners
578(1)
Important aspects of psychotropic pharmacotherapy
579(12)
Summary
591(1)
Discussion questions
591(1)
Websites
591(1)
References
592(2)
PART 4 Advancing the Mental Health Profession
594(52)
28 Nurses' Health and Self-care
596(21)
Glen Taylor
Daniel Nicholls
Wendy Cross
Introduction
597(1)
Section 1 The essential elements of self-care
597(1)
Glenn Taylor
Self-care defined
597(1)
The role of the mental health nurse
598(1)
How health is challenged for the mental health nurse
598(2)
Recognising if your health is being affected
600(1)
Staying healthy
601(6)
Section 2 Clinical supervision as self-care
603(4)
Daniel Nicholls
Section 3 Self-care through practice development
607(1)
Wendy Cross
Person-centredness
607(1)
Facilitation
607(2)
Critical companionship
609(2)
The place of reflection in caring for self
611(3)
Summary
614(1)
Discussion questions
614(1)
Websites
614(1)
References
615(2)
29 Advanced Practice in Mental Health Nursing
617(29)
Neville Baker
Cayte Hoppner
Introduction
618(1)
What a nurse practitioner is
618(1)
Philosophy informing advanced nursing care
619(1)
Critical aspects of the mental health nurse practitioner role
620(1)
Mental health nurse practitioners in Australia
620(2)
Clinical governance and the nurse practitioner
622(1)
Models of care and scope of practice
622(1)
Nurse practitioner competency standards
623(2)
Inherent challenges and enablers in the developing role of the nurse practitioner
625(1)
Simulation and the nurse practitioner role
626(3)
Summary
629(1)
Discussion questions
629(1)
Websites
630(1)
References
630(2)
30 Future Directions
631(1)
Tracy Beaton
Rod Mann
Margaret Grigg
Introduction
632(1)
Mental health: a global perspective
632(1)
The policy environment
633(3)
The nursing workforce
636(1)
Looking forward
637(4)
Mental health nursing in the new millennium
641(2)
Mental health nursing leadership
643(1)
Summary
644(1)
Discussion questions
644(1)
Websites
644(1)
References
645(1)
Glossary 646(10)
Index 656
Karen-leigh Edward is an Associate Professor of Nursing Research in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the Australian Catholic University, and Director/Chair of the Nursing Research Unit at St Vincent's Private Hospital (Melbourne).

Ian Munro is a Senior Lecturer, Bachelor of Nursing Undergraduate Course Coordinator and Mental Health Team Leader at Monash University.

Anthony Welch is an Associate Professor of Mental Health Nursing, Assistant Dean of Community Engagement in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Central Queensland University.

Alan Robins is a former lecturer within the School of Nursing and Midwifery at La Trobe University. He is currently the Chief Executive Office of Health Issues Pty Ltd, a private alcohol counselling agency.