Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice

Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice
Podcast Description
Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice brings you updates on recent research within mental health nursing and dives into all things mental health nursing practice.
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The podcast focuses on a variety of themes within mental health nursing, including the roles of mental health nurses, innovative treatment methods, and the impact of societal factors on mental health. Episodes cover specific topics like the definition of a mental health nurse, the role of school nurses in youth wellbeing, and advancements in eating disorder treatment, providing a comprehensive overview of the landscape of mental health care.

Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice brings you updates on recent research within mental health nursing and dives into all things mental health nursing practice.
In this episode, come and sit with Professor Rhonda Wilson, Professor of Mental Health Nursing and President of the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses. Professor Wilson shares her story of entering into nursing to leading the peak professional body for mental health nurses in Australia.
As a Wiradjuri descendant and passionate advocate for cultural safety, Professor Wilson describes how we can develop cultural competency beginning with curiosity and courteousness.
This episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of clinical practice, research excellence and professional advocacy within mental health nursing.
In this episode – link to the ACMHN Apology to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People by the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses

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