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Running head: THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS Significance of therapeutic relationships between Nurses and Patients with Different Cultural Background in Saudi Arabia Student Number: MSc Advanced Nursing Name of Professor: 12/01/2011 Number of Words: 4,998 Table of Contents I.... Importance of Developing Nurse-patient Relationship as a nursing Therapeutic Intervention ……………………….... Significance of Spirituality as a Core Component of Holistic nursing Care ……………………………………....
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Therapeutic Relationship in mental health nursing: A Concept Analysis Introduction The use of therapeutic relationship skills is considered as a crucial component of modern mental health nursing practice.... mental health nursing is an essential component of the mental help profession, making use of various nursing, psychosocial, and neurobiological theories, as well as research evidence towards the development of general, patient-centred mental health interventions (International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses 2011)....
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This paper ''mental health Promotion'' tells that The primary objective of this essay is to present the mental health promotion study carried out on a patient in the acute psychiatric assessment ward.... A discussion on the concept of mental health and mental promotion is presented at the beginning of the paper.... hellip; There have been various concepts and approaches to mental health.... According to the Department of Health, some of the factors that greatly influenced mental health are family traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices....
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mental health PROMOTION PROJECT This report is an attempt to document the outcomes of a mental health Promotion project that was carried out by the Psychiatric Assessment Ward for a 35 year old male patient who had been diagnosed with Clinical Depression.... hellip; Studying mental health mental health has been found to mean different things for different people, given the cultural backgrounds and the periods in time.... The World Health Organisation (WHO) (1948) has defined mental health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being....
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In the field of mental health care, the self is one of the most powerful and creative tools that nurses possess for the delivery of positive interventions and outcomes.
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In understanding the concept and the factors that contribute to its effectiveness, nurses can develop the knowledge, skills and abilities that enable them to practice the therapeutic use of self.... Continual learning and personal development will enable them to further enhance that practice, so that all client nurse interactions are directed toward positive changes, with a view to meeting all challenges in the process.
The mental health domain demands great depth of intimacy and use of the nurse's presence, or self, to give that service....
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hellip; Developments in technology and health care services are changing the field of mental health nursing.... Simultaneously, the nursing profession is seen the need to be more active in mental health care (Simpson, 2005).... Studies conducted by the King's College's Institute of Psychiatry in London have shown that there is patient-centered programs that recognize and consider the quality of life of mental health patients have gained popularity....
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This paper under the headline 'Significance of therapeutic relationships between Nurses and Patients with Different Cultural Background in Saudi Arabia" focuses on the fact that caring for sick individuals is not limited to the administering of medications, symptom management, and personal care.... Spirituality has been considered as a part of the nursing practice when providing holistic care to the patients since managing chronic illnesses can be very time-consuming, emotionally disturbing, and inconvenient on the part of the patients' family members (Dyson, Cobb, & Forman, 1997; Sawyer et al....
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The paper «Dementia - an Issue in mental health nursing” explains that dementia is tied with serious shifts in brain functioning and cognitive impairments which affect the patient and his relatives' life quality, on the other hand, there is an acute problem of inadequate care for these patients.... This paper will expose the key problems related to mental health nursing and its role in dementia care.... More often than not, dementia exemplifies a serious challenge to mental health nursing....
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