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The Impact of Lower Baseline Mental Health

Emerging RN Leader

While some of this can be attributed to the turbulent healthcare work environment, there is now emerging research that younger staff under the age of 35 have […] The post The Impact of Lower Baseline Mental Health appeared first on Emerging Nurse Leader.

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Reasons Nurses Hesitate to Seek Mental Health Support

Diversity Nursing

The intense environment, extended shifts, and regular exposure to trauma can impact mental health. Even with growing awareness of mental well-being in healthcare, many Nurses are reluctant to pursue psychological assistance. A lack of institutional support may reinforce the idea that mental health is not a priority.

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Moral Duty, Ethical Mandate: Why Nurses Must Champion Mental Health Access

Nursology

Contributor, Frances Okpaluba Should nurses view mental health access as a moral responsibility or an ethical requirement? … Continue reading Moral Duty, Ethical Mandate: Why Nurses Must Champion Mental Health Access Although these terms are frequently used synonymously, they possess a slight variation.

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Accommodation for Mental Health Issues

Emerging RN Leader

Sherman, EdD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a study last week which looked at teen mental health since the fall of 2021. It shows a disturbing […] The post Accommodation for Mental Health Issues appeared first on Emerging Nurse Leader.

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Addressing the Shortage of Mental Health Nurses: A Critical Imperative

Daily Nurse

This translates to nearly one in five adults in the United States experiencing a mental health condition annually. However, the supply of well-trained and skilled mental health professionals has not kept pace with the growing demand.

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Managing the Unpredictable – Discourses of Power and Knowledge in Mental Health Risk Management

Nursing Inquiry

ABSTRACT In mental health, the safety and risk concept refers to a complex phenomenon with strong connections to risk management strategies, simultaneously influenced by the ideals of patient involvement and empowerment.

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How to Get Quality Sleep for Better Mental Health

Daily Nurse

However, about one in three Americans don’t get enough sleep each night, and this can lead to physical and mental health issues and even injuries. Quality sleep is crucial for physical health, including heart health and a stable metabolism. Mental health is also linked to sleep quality.