Involving service users and carers in the education of mental health nurses
Alan Simpson
Abstract
Alan Simpson
Abstract
The recent review of mental health nursing in England calls for the widespread involvement of mental health service users and carers in the education of mental health nurses. Alan Simpson, from Mental Health Nurse Academics (UK), outlines how the review’s recommendations can be implemented and identifies some of the potential challenges that need to be addressed
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The recent review of mental health nursing in England calls for the widespread involvement of mental health service users and carers in the education of mental health nurses. Alan Simpson, from Mental Health Nurse Academics (UK), outlines how the review’s recommendations can be implemented and identifies some of the potential challenges that need to be addressed
Key concepts: Mental health, Nursing, Mental health service, Mental health nursing, Service (business), Psychology, Medicine, Medical education