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Community psychiatric nursing : a research perspective

By:

Brooker, C

Publication details: Chapman & Hall, 1990Description: 303pISBN:

0412347903

Subject(s):

NLM classification:

WM 43.

Contents:

1 - The role of CPN with clients who deliberately harm themselves.

2 - A role for the CPN in supporting the carer of clients with dementia.

3 - Family burden - what does psychiatric illness mean to the carers ?

4 - Client satisfaction with CPN.

5 - Information for practice through computerized records.

6 - The goals and objectives of community psychiatric nursing.

7 - Evaluation of community psychiatric nursing in general practice.

8 - Out-of-work hours by CPNs.

9 - Psychiatrists' influence on the development of community psychiatric nursing services.

10 - The training needs of CPNs in relation to work with schizophrenic clients.

11 - A six-year follow-up study of nurses attending a course in community psychiatric nursing.

12 The historical development of the educational preparation of CPNs.

Holdings
Item type	Home library	Class number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Knowledge and Library Service Shelves	WM 43 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		X00648

1 - The role of CPN with clients who deliberately harm themselves.

2 - A role for the CPN in supporting the carer of clients with dementia.

3 - Family burden - what does psychiatric illness mean to the carers ?

4 - Client satisfaction with CPN.

5 - Information for practice through computerized records.

6 - The goals and objectives of community psychiatric nursing.

7 - Evaluation of community psychiatric nursing in general practice.

8 - Out-of-work hours by CPNs.

9 - Psychiatrists' influence on the development of community psychiatric nursing services.

10 - The training needs of CPNs in relation to work with schizophrenic clients.

11 - A six-year follow-up study of nurses attending a course in community psychiatric nursing.

12 The historical development of the educational preparation of CPNs.

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