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The Mental Health Nurse: Views of Practice and Education

Stephen Tilley

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A personal view of psychiatric nursing The craft of care - towards collaborative caring in psychiatric nursing Caring about the client - the role of gender, empathy and power in the therapeutic process Coercion and control and mental health nursing Reflections from the outside in - my journey into, through and out of psychiatric nursing Reflections of senior nurse manager Taking stock of psychiatric nursing Ambiguity in nursing - the person and the organisation as contrasting sources of meaning in nursing practice Therapeutic mental health nursing in the acute in-patient setting - mission impossible The mental health nurse as rhetorician Negotiating differences in mental health nursing in New Zealand Is dementia a challenge to the identity of the mental health nurse? Conclusion Index

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A personal view of psychiatric nursing The craft of care - towards collaborative caring in psychiatric nursing Caring about the client - the role of gender, empathy and power in the therapeutic process Coercion and control and mental health nursing Reflections from the outside in - my journey into, through and out of psychiatric nursing Reflections of senior nurse manager Taking stock of psychiatric nursing Ambiguity in nursing - the person and the organisation as contrasting sources of meaning in nursing practice Therapeutic mental health nursing in the acute in-patient setting - mission impossible The mental health nurse as rhetorician Negotiating differences in mental health nursing in New Zealand Is dementia a challenge to the identity of the mental health nurse? Conclusion Index

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A personal view of psychiatric nursing The craft of care - towards collaborative caring in psychiatric nursing Caring about the client - the role of gender, empathy and power in the therapeutic process Coercion and control and mental health nursing Reflections from the outside in - my journey into, through and out of psychiatric nursing Reflections of senior nurse manager Taking stock of psychiatric nursing Ambiguity in nursing - the person and the organisation as contrasting sources of meaning in nursing practice Therapeutic mental health nursing in the acute in-patient setting - mission impossible The mental health nurse as rhetorician Negotiating differences in mental health nursing in New Zealand Is dementia a challenge to the identity of the mental health nurse? Conclusion Index

Key concepts: Nursing, Mental health, Empathy, Nurse education, Medicine, Mental health nursing, Psychology, Psychiatry

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