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Mental Health Policy for Nurses
Edited by the mental health policy advisor to the Royal College of Nursing this textbook includes a range of experts in their field who introduce the essential elements of policy and legislation to new students and experienced practitioners.
Book Details
- Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd
- Publish Date: May 16th, 2014
- Pages: 264
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.40in - 6.60in - 0.90in - 1.45lb
- EAN: 9781446252512
- Categories: • Nursing - Psychiatric & Mental Health• Mental Health• Nursing - Research & Theory
Praise for this book
'This book offers a range of differing perspectives on mental health policy. I like the mixture of exercises available in particular - these will help prompt reflection and discussion for the reader.'
...I found the chapter overviews helpful and the various authors a plus. The reflective activities will be valuable to the student in self-reflection, as we all tend to learn more once presented with a different view from our own and are made to reflect on that view...Anyone working in nursing, from the student, the novice nurse, to the experienced nurse should read this book...
--Evelyn Martin, Senior Lecturer, West Virginia University, USA
--Evelyn Martin, Senior Lecturer, West Virginia University, USA
Understanding the impact and implications of policy on mental health practice is an essential part of our work, particularly at a time of considerable and turbulent change. This book is grounded in informed and accessible information that will help make sense of the complexity that is political reform in the field of mental health practice.
--Sally Hardy, Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Practice Innovation, London South Bank University