Patrick Sullivan
Abstract
Recent research suggests that interaction between psychiatric nurses and their patients is low. The author of this article argues that this is not a new phenomenon and that psychiatric nursing has failed to grasp its main opportunity for excellence in practice.
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Recent research suggests that interaction between psychiatric nurses and their patients is low. The author of this article argues that this is not a new phenomenon and that psychiatric nursing has failed to grasp its main opportunity for excellence in practice.
Key concepts: Excellence, Phenomenon, GRASP, Nursing, Mental health nursing, Mental health, Psychology, Medicine