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An 8 page research paper that examines several objectives that are intrinsic to good mental health nursing practices. Topic covered include establishing a professional relationship with clients; role of evaluation in care provision; assessment and risk management; clinical risk factors; principles of case management and clinical supervision. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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File: D0_khnurobj.rtf
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this injunction, the following research explores various objectives that are intrinsic to mental health nursing. Develop and manage professional relationships with clients Frank has suffered from anxiety for many years
due to the early death of one of his parents in a car accident. He also has the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. He is referred to a CPN, Susan,
by his general medical practitioner. When Susan meets Frank in her office for the first time, Hanson (2000) describes how she establishes a professional relationship with Frank by alternating her
behavior between two aspects of a nurse-client relationship model that Hanson calls "Being-With and Doing-With" (2000). Susan immediately realizes that, due to level of Franks anxiety, obtaining pertinent background
data can wait until she has met him in terms of his anxiety. Through empathetic statements and questions, she gets Frank to talk about his feelings and a "Being-with" relationship
occurs (Hanson, 2000). Later, she talks to Frank about his history, obtaining significant data from him. At this point, Susan is employing the "Doing-with" domain of the model. While in
this mode of behavior, Susan offers Frank a behavioral approach that she feels will aid him in coping with his feelings of anxiety, However, at the close of the session,
Frank seems reluctant to leave. Realizing that Frank needs to be met on a different level, Susan switches back to the "Be-with" mode and listens to Frank describe his despair
and sense of hopelessness. When Susan switches back to "doing-with" Frank appears to recognize it, but is obviously relieved that he has been "met" on a deeper level (Hanson, 2000).
The student researching this topic will note that in this case, the scenario is combined with the discussion, but that seemed to best way to compress a lengthy description of
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