Mental Health in Nursing: Theory and Practice for Clinical Settings
by Kim Foster Rn Dipappsc Bn Ma Phd Cf Facmhn, Peta Marks Rn Cmhn Bn Mph Mcft Facmhn, Anthony O'Brien Bn Mphil(Hons) Phd Fnzcmhn Onzm, John Hurley Msc(Nurs) Phd Facmhn
Mental Health in Nursing: Theory and Practice for Clinical Settings offers a focused resource on the knowledge and practice of mental health nursing. Combining theoretical foundations with attention to clinical settings, it supports students, educators, and practitioners developing their understanding of mental health care.
About This Book
Mental Health in Nursing: Theory and Practice for Clinical Settings examines mental health nursing through the combined perspectives of theory and clinical practice.
Designed for readers interested in nursing and mental health care, the book connects foundational understanding with the realities of clinical settings.
Its focus makes it a relevant resource for nursing students, educators, and practitioners seeking a structured approach to mental health nursing.
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