This course builds upon the foundational principles introduced in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing I, focusing on advanced concepts, therapeutic interventions, and professional practices in the care of individuals with complex mental health needs. Students will explore the etiology, symptomatology, treatment, and nursing management of various psychiatric disorders across the lifespan, including mood disorders, schizophrenia spectrum disorders, substance use disorders, personality disorders, and neurocognitive disorders.
Emphasis is placed on:
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The use of the nursing process in mental health settings
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Evidence-based therapeutic communication and psychotherapeutic techniques
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Multidisciplinary collaboration
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Crisis intervention and prevention strategies
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Legal, ethical, and cultural considerations in psychiatric care
The course also includes clinical practicum where students apply theoretical knowledge in supervised mental health settings to develop critical thinking, empathy, and advocacy skills essential for psychiatric nursing practice.
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- Teacher: Muhammad Muhammad