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NRSG210 intro MHN Lwk 1 - Lecture notes 1


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NRSG210- MENTAL HEALTH NURSING

WEEK ONE-
Mental illness-
 A health problem that affects how a person feels/thinks/behaves or interacts with other people
 Its diagnosed according to standardised criteria

Mental health-
 “A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease”


Models of care-
 A model of healthcare is a system that’s been formally developed to organise/guide the way which health
professionals deliver healthcare within a particular setting

Influences of a medical model include:
 Frameworks for diagnosis
 Treatment decisions
 Illness/disease driven model
 Clinical leadership
 Focus for pharmacological research


Current perspectives-
Recovery principles:
 Being able to live a meaningful life in a community with or without the presence of mental health issues
 Real choices  Shows dignity and respect
 Aware of attitudes and right  Partnership and communication

Consumer lived experience:
 Individuals who define their own experiences in recovering from a mental health disease
 Recovery cant be “done” to/for someone with a mental health disease by a health professional
 Reshaping of one’s personal identity through a holistic sense of self that includes psychiatric disability

Family and carer lived experience:
 Understanding a lived experience through a person who has lived through the same/similar experience
 A person who hasn’t had the experience cant know what it ‘feels like’



Recovery-
Traditional concepts of mental illness- Contemporary concepts of mental illness-
 Degenerative, life long and permanently  Recovery isn’t a straightforward process
disabling  Treatment in the community is best-practice
 Medication is the focus of recovery (a method that’s accepted due to results)
 A diagnosis of mental illness doesn’t link to  Practitioners recognize the need of balance
successful, independent living b/w reducing symptoms with acceptable
 Individuals are compliant recipients of care medication regimes
 Inability to return to premorbid levels of
functioning doesn’t conclude failure




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