Psychiatric disorders have consistently been identified as serious and significant global burdens of disease, yet often they are not always a priority in health care. This important reference work sets out the knowledge base for understanding the state of mental health care globally, and translating that into effective practice.
Psychiatric disorders have consistently been identified as serious and significant global burdens of disease, yet often they are not always a priority in health care. This important reference work sets out the knowledge base for understanding the state of mental health care globally, and translating that into effective practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edilma L. Yearwood is a faculty member and Chair, Department of Professional Nursing Practice at Georgetown University, School of Nursing and Health Studies, USA. Vicki P. Hines-Martin is a tenured Professor at the University of Louisville School of Nursing, USA. She is also Director of the Office of Health Disparities and Community Engagement at the School.
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Part 1: Historical and Contemporary Mental Health Nursing 1. Overview of Mental Health in Low, Middle and High Income Global Communities 2. Historical Overview of Psychiatric Mental Health Care 3. Mental Health Promotion 4. Social Determinants of Mental Health 5. The Effects of Culture and Stigma on Mental Health 6. Global Health Ethics and Mental Health 7. Standard of Mental Health Care: Meeting Consumer Needs 8. Mental Health Care Nursing Standards: International Perspectives 9. Transformational Leadership to Promote Well-being Part 2: Promoting Mental Health Nursing Within Social and Cultural Contexts: Research, Best Practices and Clinical Perspectives 10. Recognizing and Managing Stress 11. Strategies for Health Promotion in Individuals Experiencing Anxiety or Anxiety Disorders 12. Suicide and Other Deliberate Self-harm Behaviors: Promoting Prevention 13. Strategies for Health Promotion in Individuals Experiencing Depression 14. Strategies for Health Promotion in Individuals Experiencing Bipolar Symptoms and Illness 15. Schizophrenia: Fostering Understanding and Facilitating Health Promotion 16. Health Promotion Strategies for Substance Use 17. Mental Health and Aging: Needs and Care of Older Adults 18. Strategies for Mental Health Promotion in Children and Adolescents 19. Strategies for Health Promotion after Violence Exposure 20. Evidence-based Mental Health Practice in a Global Context Part 3: Cultural Voices and Human Rights: Case Exemplars 21. Deinstitutionalized Care: Jamaican Psychiatric Workers' Viewpoints 22. Korean American and Depression 23. The Philippines: The Nurse's Role in Bullying Prevention 24. Case Exemplar from South Africa 25. Australia: Social and Emotional Wellbeing of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Population 26. Mental Health, Traditional Healers and Barriers to Care in Malawi 27. Argentina 28. Japan: Disaster Mental Health 29. A Canadian Perspective on Psychiatric Nursing Care 30. Transition Experiences for Adults with an Intellectual Disability: Theories for Compassionate Nursing Practice Part 4: Empowerment Strategies 31. Mental Health Literacy 32. Models and Frameworks of Mental Health Care Within Community Environments 33. Conclusions and Recommendations
Part 1: Historical and Contemporary Mental Health Nursing 1. Overview of Mental Health in Low, Middle and High Income Global Communities 2. Historical Overview of Psychiatric Mental Health Care 3. Mental Health Promotion 4. Social Determinants of Mental Health 5. The Effects of Culture and Stigma on Mental Health 6. Global Health Ethics and Mental Health 7. Standard of Mental Health Care: Meeting Consumer Needs 8. Mental Health Care Nursing Standards: International Perspectives 9. Transformational Leadership to Promote Well-being Part 2: Promoting Mental Health Nursing Within Social and Cultural Contexts: Research, Best Practices and Clinical Perspectives 10. Recognizing and Managing Stress 11. Strategies for Health Promotion in Individuals Experiencing Anxiety or Anxiety Disorders 12. Suicide and Other Deliberate Self-harm Behaviors: Promoting Prevention 13. Strategies for Health Promotion in Individuals Experiencing Depression 14. Strategies for Health Promotion in Individuals Experiencing Bipolar Symptoms and Illness 15. Schizophrenia: Fostering Understanding and Facilitating Health Promotion 16. Health Promotion Strategies for Substance Use 17. Mental Health and Aging: Needs and Care of Older Adults 18. Strategies for Mental Health Promotion in Children and Adolescents 19. Strategies for Health Promotion after Violence Exposure 20. Evidence-based Mental Health Practice in a Global Context Part 3: Cultural Voices and Human Rights: Case Exemplars 21. Deinstitutionalized Care: Jamaican Psychiatric Workers' Viewpoints 22. Korean American and Depression 23. The Philippines: The Nurse's Role in Bullying Prevention 24. Case Exemplar from South Africa 25. Australia: Social and Emotional Wellbeing of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Population 26. Mental Health, Traditional Healers and Barriers to Care in Malawi 27. Argentina 28. Japan: Disaster Mental Health 29. A Canadian Perspective on Psychiatric Nursing Care 30. Transition Experiences for Adults with an Intellectual Disability: Theories for Compassionate Nursing Practice Part 4: Empowerment Strategies 31. Mental Health Literacy 32. Models and Frameworks of Mental Health Care Within Community Environments 33. Conclusions and Recommendations
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