3500 words mental health field specific service user case study

SERVICE USER CASE STUDY

Group scenario in a day (SIAD): whole day presentation assessment

SCENARIO BASED

Professional values 
Ethical challenges in mental health care. 
An in depth understanding of mental health legislation and how it relates to care and treatment of people with mental health problems including those with complex needs. This may arise from ageing, cognitive impairment, long-term conditions and those approaching the end of life. 
Recognising how personal values, beliefs and emotions impact on practice, and how one’s own practice aligns with mental health legislation, policy and values-based frameworks. 
Communication methods and the influence of ill health, disability and other factors. 
Nursing practice and decision making 
Safeguarding. Complexity of clinical decisions. Critical knowledge of common physical and mental health problems and treatments including co-morbidity and physiological and psychological vulnerability. Emotional intelligence/literacy. Evidence-based individual and group psychological and psychosocial interventions. Individualised systematic needs assessments. Develop, plan and evaluate outcomes, in partnership with service users and others. Facilitating informed choices. Identify actions that promote health. Positive risk taking and management. Raise awareness of mental health to members of the multiprofessional team and others working in health, social care and other services and settings. Contribute to the management of mental health care environments. Mental health legislation.

Managing Complex Care in Mental Health - 6003PRNMH

Managing Complex Care in Mental Health

Critically evaluate a range of evidence-based clinical interventions and nursing practices that optimise mental health and wellbeing.

Critically explore professional, ethical and legal frameworks and processes that maintain and improve standards in mental health care.

Critically analyse effective management strategies related to complex care

Critically reflect upon the personal and professional qualities required to be a safe and effective promoter of the health care needs of service users and carers.