Psychomental Health Nursing, 8th Edition Sheila L. Videbeck, PhD, RN Focuses on skills and concepts critical to success Through an accessible, clear, student-centered approach experience, psychomental health nursing explain and help difficult topics. I give. Establish the foundation for effective work with clients experiencing mental health problems, regardless of treatment. This book explores the entire spectrum of mental health, helping you learn about patient care, hone your clinical communication skills, and learn how to use these concepts in the aging process.
New! Unfolding Patient Stories, written by the National League for Nursing, describes the nursing process in realistic terms to prepare you for client relationships and procedures. Clinical vignettes help you familiarize yourself with the characteristics of serious problems you will face in real life. Medical Communication helps you hone your communication skills through specific examples of how nurses interact. Best Practices provides the latest evidence from mental health research. Self-awareness promotes personal and professional development through self-reflection. Concept mastery alerts clarify key concepts that are important to course and treatment success. With the Watch & Learn icon, you’ll gain a better understanding of important mental health issues with the how-to Lippincott® Right-to-Do video. Integrated study guides reinforce understanding with multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, and clinical examples at the end of each chapter. A patient care plan shows the best way to treat specific conditions. Drug warnings highlight important concerns related to psychotropic medications. Warning boxes inform you of the FDA’s decision regarding a specific drug. Cultural care helps ensure cultural care for a wide range of clients. The Elderly Care section prepares you to care for the growing number of elderly people. Client/Family Training Box supports your teaching. Nursing programs outline important treatment strategies for a specific problem. The DSM-5 diagnostic terms area describes the clinical features of a specific disorder.

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