According to general rule, nurses could serve as teachers, councilors advocate, entrepreneurs, clinical practitioners and others these has great effects on the management of nurses as teachers.
As a Nurse and a teacher at the same time, I have the privilege interact with different kinds of people. I am teaching English in a Korean school and it helps to be a nurse because I am able to help them not only with their study but also the stress that come along with it. Good mental health is fundamental to the wellbeing of individuals, their families, and the whole population. Conversely, mental health problems and mental illness are among the greatest causes of disability, diminished quality of life, and reduced productivity. People affected by mental health problems often have high levels of morbidity and mortality, experiencing poorer general health and higher rates of death from a range of causes, including suicide. These conditions are significant in terms of prevalence and disease burden, and have far-reaching impacts for families, care givers and others in the community.
Table of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- PLANNING
- ORGANIZATION
- STAFFING
- DIRECTING
- CONTROLLING
- CONCLUSION
- RECOMMENDATION
Objectives and Key Themes
This paper aims to explore the application of analytical exposition principles within the context of mental health and psychiatric nursing. It draws on the author's personal experience as a nurse and teacher in a Korean school to illustrate the importance of effective planning and organization in achieving goals and providing quality care.
- The role of nurses as educators and advocates in mental health
- The importance of planning in achieving goals and managing stress
- The challenges of working in a multicultural environment
- The impact of effective leadership and management on patient care
- The significance of cultural sensitivity in providing mental health care
Chapter Summaries
The introductory chapter explores the author's personal experience as a nurse and teacher in a Korean school, highlighting the importance of mental health and the challenges of working in a multicultural environment. The following chapter focuses on the importance of planning in achieving goals and managing stress, emphasizing the need for short-term and long-term plans to ensure continuity in learning and effective resource management.
Keywords
This paper delves into key topics like analytical exposition, mental health, psychiatric nursing, cultural sensitivity, planning, leadership, management, and stress management in the context of a multicultural setting. It explores the role of nurses as educators and advocates in providing quality mental health care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the dual role of a nurse-teacher in mental health?
Nurses can serve as educators, helping patients and students understand mental health issues while also acting as clinical practitioners and advocates for their well-being.
Why is planning essential in psychiatric nursing?
Effective planning, both short-term and long-term, ensures continuity in care, helps manage resources efficiently, and reduces stress for both the provider and the patient.
How does a multicultural environment affect mental health care?
Working in multicultural settings, such as a Korean school, requires cultural sensitivity to address different perceptions of mental illness and to provide appropriate support for stress and academic pressure.
What are the consequences of poor mental health in a population?
Mental health problems are major causes of disability, reduced quality of life, and lower productivity. They are also linked to higher rates of mortality, including death by suicide.
How can leadership and management improve patient outcomes?
Strong organization, staffing, and controlling mechanisms allow nursing professionals to provide higher quality care and more effective advocacy for those affected by mental illness.
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- Maria Clarisa Pascual (Author), 2011, Analytical Exposition in Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/213034
