Basic Concepts of Psychiatric: Mental Health Nursing

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This is a core textbook for the LPN and ADN psychiatric-mental health course. This textbook presents succinct, yet comprehensive coverage of topics for the short or integrated psychiatric-mental health course. It includes a discussion of clients with psychiatric disorders and focuses on special populations including application of the nursing process. It also discusses special treatment modalities. It addresses special psychosocial issues and components of the nurse-client relationship.

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Louise R Shives - MSN, ARNP, CNS, Consultant in Long-Term Care and Nurse Practitioner in Private Practice, Orlando, FL Table of Contents Unit 1: Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Chapter 1: Self-Awareness Chapter 2: History and Trends in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Chapter 3: Development of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Theory Unit 2 Special Issues Related to Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Chapter 4: Spiritual, Cultural, and Ethnic Issues Chapter 5: Ethical and Legal Issues Chapter 6: Forensic Nursing Practice Chapter 7: Loss, Grief, and End-of-Life Care Chapter 8: Continuum of Care Unit 3 Components of the Nurse-Client Relationship Chapter 9: Assessment of Psychiatric-Mental Health Clients Chapter 10: Nursing Diagnosis, Outcome Identification, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation Chapter 11: Therapeutic Communication and Relationships Chapter 12: The Therapeutic Millieu Unit 4: Interactive Therapies Chapter 13: Crisis and Disaster Intervention Chapter 14: Individual Psychotherapy Chapter 15: Family, Couples, and Group Therapy Unit 5: Special Treatment Modalities Chapter 16: Psychopharmacology Chapter 17: Somatic Therapies Chapter 18: Complementary and Alternative Medicine Unit 6: Clients with Psychiatric Disorders Chapter 19: Anxiety Disorders Chapter 20: Somatoform and Dissociative Disorders Chapter 21: Mood Disorders Chapter 22: Schizophrenia and Schizophrenic-Like Disorders Chapter 23: Eating Disorders Chapter 24: Personality Development and Personality Disorders Chapter 25: Substance-Related Disorders Chapter 26: Seduality and Sexual Disorders Chapter 27: Cognitive Disorders Chapter 28: Delusional and Shared Psychotic Disorders Unit 7: Special Populations Chapter 29: Infant, Child, and Adolescent Clients Chapter 30: Aging Clients with Psychosocial Needs Chapter 31: Suicidal Clients Chapter 32: Clients with a Dual Diagnosis Chapter 33: Clients Experiencing Abuse and Violence Chapter 34: Clients Coping with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Chapter 35: Seriously and Persistently Mentally Ill, Homeless, or Incarcerated Clients