Partnerships in Community Mental Health Nursing & Dementia Care
Partnerships in Community Mental Health Nursing & Dementia Care
Keady, John; Page, Sean; Clarke, Charlotte
Open University Press
07/2007
312
Dura
Inglês
9780335215829
0335215823
900
Provides an evidence-based account of the complexity, breadth and diversity of community mental health nursing practice in dementia care. This book includes coverage of key contemporary issues such as service user involvement, nurse prescribing, younger people with dementia, social exclusion and vulnerability.
Index of figures Index of tables Acknowledgements Notes on contributors ForewordIntroduction Section one: Models of community support and practice values Models of community support for people with dementia: Where does the CMHN fit in? How others see us: General practitioner reflections on the role and value of the community mental health nurse in dementia care Beyond respite: Working in collaboration with younger people with dementia and their families in designing support services that "enhance life" The right route: Service user involvement in care pathways Legal and ethical considerations in the role of the CMHN Ethnic minority communities and the experience of dementia: A review and implications for practice An Inclusive and relationship centred approach to community mental health nursing to people with dementia and their family carers Section two: Professional role and clinical work The Alzheimer's medication service: Developing an early intervention service in a rural community Nurse prescribing and the CMHN: Assuming new responsibilities in dementia treatment Rural practice, dementia and CMHN activity: An Irish perspective Younger people with dementia: Emerging needs, multi-disciplinarity and the CMHN The CMHN: Pathways for assessing vulnerability and abuse in dementia care Supporting people with a learning disability and dementia: The role of the community learning disability nurse The role of the community mental health nurse and the creative arts The community mental health nurse in the care home sector: Issues of assessment and intervention Assertive outreach and the CMHN: A role for the future? 'A third way?' - Challenging behaviour and the development of CMHN services: Case site examples from Hong Kong, China and Manchester, UK Matters of the heart: The CMHN and palliative care At the margins of society: Social exclusion and the experience of dementia, some reflections and challenges to CMHN practice Section 3: Moving forward: Changing and developing CMHN practice The community mental health nurse in dementia care: Educational opportunities and future role preparation Out of our history and into our future: Reflections on developing CMHN practice Signposts to the future: Some personal reflections and messages for CMHN practice Index
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Provides an evidence-based account of the complexity, breadth and diversity of community mental health nursing practice in dementia care. This book includes coverage of key contemporary issues such as service user involvement, nurse prescribing, younger people with dementia, social exclusion and vulnerability.
Index of figures Index of tables Acknowledgements Notes on contributors ForewordIntroduction Section one: Models of community support and practice values Models of community support for people with dementia: Where does the CMHN fit in? How others see us: General practitioner reflections on the role and value of the community mental health nurse in dementia care Beyond respite: Working in collaboration with younger people with dementia and their families in designing support services that "enhance life" The right route: Service user involvement in care pathways Legal and ethical considerations in the role of the CMHN Ethnic minority communities and the experience of dementia: A review and implications for practice An Inclusive and relationship centred approach to community mental health nursing to people with dementia and their family carers Section two: Professional role and clinical work The Alzheimer's medication service: Developing an early intervention service in a rural community Nurse prescribing and the CMHN: Assuming new responsibilities in dementia treatment Rural practice, dementia and CMHN activity: An Irish perspective Younger people with dementia: Emerging needs, multi-disciplinarity and the CMHN The CMHN: Pathways for assessing vulnerability and abuse in dementia care Supporting people with a learning disability and dementia: The role of the community learning disability nurse The role of the community mental health nurse and the creative arts The community mental health nurse in the care home sector: Issues of assessment and intervention Assertive outreach and the CMHN: A role for the future? 'A third way?' - Challenging behaviour and the development of CMHN services: Case site examples from Hong Kong, China and Manchester, UK Matters of the heart: The CMHN and palliative care At the margins of society: Social exclusion and the experience of dementia, some reflections and challenges to CMHN practice Section 3: Moving forward: Changing and developing CMHN practice The community mental health nurse in dementia care: Educational opportunities and future role preparation Out of our history and into our future: Reflections on developing CMHN practice Signposts to the future: Some personal reflections and messages for CMHN practice Index
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