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The phenomenon of resilience in crisis care mental health clinicians.
  • K. Edward
  • Psychology, Medicine
    International journal of mental health nursing
  • 1 June 2005
TLDR
The study's findings have the potential to inform organizations in mental health to promote resilience in clinicians, with the possible to reduce the risk of burnout and hence staff attrition, and promote staff retention and occupational mental health.
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Nursing and aggression in the workplace: a systematic review.
TLDR
Physical aggression was found to be most frequent in mental health, nursing homes and emergency departments while verbal aggression was more commonly experienced by general nurses.
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The extension of Colaizzi's method of phenomenological enquiry.
TLDR
An additional step proposed as an extension to Colaizzi's seven step analysis offers researchers using Colazzi's method greater access to implicit and explicit meanings embedded in participant descriptions by utilising 'expressions of life' - art, music, poetry, metaphor as symbolic representations - as articulated by the participants in explicating their experience of the phenomenon.
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An Integrative Review of Paternal Depression
TLDR
Routine screening and assessment of both parents should occur across the pregnancy and postnatal period, and the use of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale needs to be linked to referral guidelines for those individuals who require further investigation and care.
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The phenomenon of resilience as described by adults who have experienced mental illness.
TLDR
Knowledge about resilience should be included in the theoretical and practical education of nursing students and experienced nurses, based on resilience factors identified through screening processes, for people with mental illness.
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Burnout in the caring nurse: learning resilient behaviours.
TLDR
The authors propose supporting nurses by using knowledge of resilient behaviours as a means of transcending burnout and workplace stress, and believe that this process can be achieved through existing hospital professional development processes.
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Caring as a resilient practice in mental health nursing.
TLDR
It is argued that the demands of mental health nursing today extend beyond the more traditional skills of care and caring and should be extended to encompass the additional expertise of emotional intelligence and resilience.
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Oral Care of Hospitalised Older Patients in the Acute Medical Setting
TLDR
Oral health care seems to be separated from other nursing activities and is not discussed when nursing care plans are written, only when oral problems are obvious, and nursing staff know that good nursing includes oral health care, but this knowledge does not always mean that Oral health care is administered.
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The phenomenon of co-morbid physical and mental illness in acute medical care: the lived experience of Australian health professionals
TLDR
Staff in acute medical care settings were unsure of patients with mental illness and described them as unpredictable, identifying that they lacked requisite mental health literacy.
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Nursing care of clients treated with atypical antipsychotics who have a risk of developing metabolic instability and/or type 2 diabetes.
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