Providing comprehensive mental health care requires integration of Nursing Practice & Patient Care with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, patient advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will explore strategies for mental health assessment, crisis intervention, counseling, and ethical decision-making. Incorporating Nursing Education and Research equips nurses to apply evidence-informed practices, evaluate outcomes, and implement continuous improvement initiatives in psychiatric settings. Principles of Public Health Nursing support community-based programs, prevention strategies, and early intervention initiatives to enhance population mental health. Insights from Midwifery & Women’s Health highlight the importance of addressing perinatal and maternal mental health, ensuring holistic care for women and families.
The session also emphasizes integration of psychosocial, behavioral, and physical care to promote recovery and well-being. Attendees will gain practical tools to support patients experiencing mental illness while maintaining ethical and patient-centered practices. By combining Nursing Practice & Patient Care, research, public health principles, and maternal health perspectives, nurses are empowered to improve quality, accessibility, and effectiveness of mental health services. Participants will leave with strategies to enhance patient engagement, strengthen family support, and promote long-term mental health outcomes across diverse care settings.
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Why This Session Is Important?
Mental health nursing is critical for holistic care. This session empowers nurses to support patients’ mental well-being through evidence-informed and compassionate practices.