Critically Assess the Assessment and Management of Complex Care Needs in Mental Health
Introduction Mental health care within the nursing profession demands a nuanced understanding of complex care needs, which often encompass a combination of psychological, social, ...
Critically Appraise the Concept of Co-Occurring Mental Health and Addiction: Discussing Aetiology, Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Relevant UK and International Policy
Introduction Co-occurring mental health disorders and addiction, often referred to as dual diagnosis, represent a significant challenge in the field of mental health and ...
Critically Evaluating the Options Open to Brendan under the Mental Health Act
Introduction This essay critically evaluates the options available to Brendan, a single man in his early 40s with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, who ...
Diagnosis: Does It Alleviate Mental Health?
Introduction The process of diagnosing mental health conditions is a cornerstone of clinical psychology and counselling, often seen as the first step toward intervention ...
Summarising the History of Mental Health Care: Main Topics and Influential Figures
Introduction This essay aims to provide a concise summary of the history of mental health care, focusing on key developments, significant topics, and influential ...
Using Gibbs’ Reflective Model to Reflect on a Non-Verbal Patient in a Mental Health Hospital
Introduction This essay aims to explore and critically reflect on an experience involving a non-verbal patient in a mental health hospital setting, using Gibbs’ ...
Demonstrate a Critical Understanding of a Range of Techniques to Embed Evidence-Informed Practice within Mental Health Settings
Introduction This essay aims to explore the critical role of leadership in embedding evidence-informed practice (EIP) within mental health settings. EIP, often described as ...
