Psychiatric mental health nurses (PMHNs) provide treatment and care for patients with psychiatric disorders like ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety. As agents of change, PMHNs play leadership and management roles at many levels in healthcare. Their roles include assessing and evaluating patients' mental health, developing treatment care plans, consulting with other health professionals, providing psychotherapy treatment and care, maintaining medical records, and supporting patients and their families. Previous research has viewed PMHNs as subordinate, but they can be leaders who influence care.
Psychiatric mental health nurses (PMHNs) provide treatment and care for patients with psychiatric disorders like ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety. As agents of change, PMHNs play leadership and management roles at many levels in healthcare. Their roles include assessing and evaluating patients' mental health, developing treatment care plans, consulting with other health professionals, providing psychotherapy treatment and care, maintaining medical records, and supporting patients and their families. Previous research has viewed PMHNs as subordinate, but they can be leaders who influence care.
Psychiatric mental health nurses (PMHNs) provide treatment and care for patients with psychiatric disorders like ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety. As agents of change, PMHNs play leadership and management roles at many levels in healthcare. Their roles include assessing and evaluating patients' mental health, developing treatment care plans, consulting with other health professionals, providing psychotherapy treatment and care, maintaining medical records, and supporting patients and their families. Previous research has viewed PMHNs as subordinate, but they can be leaders who influence care.
Health Nurse) Learning Objectives: > Discuss what is PMHN. > Describe the leadership and management roles of PMHN. PMHN Responsible for helping patients cope with psychiatric disorders, psychiatric nurse practitioners provide treatment for disorders, including ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety. These NPs evaluate patients before and during their care to monitor their progress and administer medications as needed.26 Oct 2020 PMHN Psychiatric mental health nurses are agents of change, and their leadership, management role and characteristics exist at many levels in health care. Previous research presents a picture of mental health nurses as subordinate and passive recipients of the leader's influence and regard leadership and management as distinct from the nurses' practical work. PMHN PMHN (Community) 1. Assessment and evaluation of the patient’s mental health. 2. Development of treatment care plan. 3. Consultation with other health professionals about treatment plan. 4. Provision of care and psychotherapy treatment. 5. Maintenance of medical records. 6. Support and education to the patients and their family. REFERENCES: Rust JE: Dr Hildegard Peplau. Clinical Nurse Specialist 18:262–263, 2004 Caldwell BA, Sclafani M, Piren K, et al: The evolution of the advanced practice role in psychiatric mental health in New Jersey: 1960–2010. Issues in Mental Health Nursing 33:217–222, 2012 Talley S, Brooke PS: Prescriptive authority for psychiatric clinical specialists: framing the issues. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 6: 71–82, 1992 https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/mental-health-nurse http://www.innerbody.com/careers-in-health/becoming-mental-health-nurse.html http://www.rntobsn.org/careers/psychiatric-nurse/ https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/nursing/mental-health-nurse