Textbook of Ambulatory Psychiatric Nursing

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Outpatient care for mentally ill people The authors of the first comprehensive textbook on outpatient psychiatric nursing

  • describe the development of outpatient psychiatric nursing (OPN) in Germany and Switzerland
  • explain professional foundations and basic nursing attitudes
  • outline organizational elements of OPN, from tour planning, documentation, and marketing to quality, admission, change, and self-management
  • describe process-oriented instruments of outpatient psychiatric nursing, such as the REACH model and the nursing process
  • clarify legal foundations regarding admission requirements, prevention of violence, forced treatment, liability law, and data protection in Germany and Switzerland
  • outline therapeutic offerings in psychotherapy, family and peer group work, promotion of participation, and structuring services for complex illnesses
  • present specific treatment settings for children, adolescents, adults, and older people, supplemented by forensic and transcultural services
  • outline 36 concepts and "action areas," ranging from aggression, adherence, anxiety, chronicity, eating, humor, hope, identity, integration, communication, boredom, powerlessness, manipulation, migration, privacy, recovery, shame, sleep, self-concept, self-neglect, self-harm, sexuality, trauma, grief, trust, confusion, well-being, to compulsion
  • emphasize the importance of personal networks, continuing education and training, and professional political engagement for the further development of outpatient psychiatric nursing.

Textbook of Ambulatory Psychiatric Nursing

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ISBN-13: 9783456856919

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    Format: 17.0 x 24.0 cm

    Author(s):

    Editor: Edited by Tschinke, Ingo; Edited by Finklenburg, Udo; Edited by Gähler, Beatrice; Edited by Konhäuser, Tim

    Publication Date: November 8, 2021

    Edition: 1st Edition 2022

    Pages: 424

    Illustrations: 16 figures, 13 tables

    Description

    Outpatient care for mentally ill people The authors of the first comprehensive textbook on outpatient psychiatric nursing

    • describe the development of outpatient psychiatric nursing (OPN) in Germany and Switzerland
    • explain professional foundations and basic nursing attitudes
    • outline organizational elements of OPN, from tour planning, documentation, and marketing to quality, admission, change, and self-management
    • describe process-oriented instruments of outpatient psychiatric nursing, such as the REACH model and the nursing process
    • clarify legal foundations regarding admission requirements, prevention of violence, forced treatment, liability law, and data protection in Germany and Switzerland
    • outline therapeutic offerings in psychotherapy, family and peer group work, promotion of participation, and structuring services for complex illnesses
    • present specific treatment settings for children, adolescents, adults, and older people, supplemented by forensic and transcultural services
    • outline 36 concepts and "action areas," ranging from aggression, adherence, anxiety, chronicity, eating, humor, hope, identity, integration, communication, boredom, powerlessness, manipulation, migration, privacy, recovery, shame, sleep, self-concept, self-neglect, self-harm, sexuality, trauma, grief, trust, confusion, well-being, to compulsion
    • emphasize the importance of personal networks, continuing education and training, and professional political engagement for the further development of outpatient psychiatric nursing.

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