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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

Competency-Based Assessments

Psychiatric-Mental Health NursingCompetency-Based Assessments

Competency-Based Assessments

1 .
As a nursing student, it is important to understand therapeutic communication and the effect it has on developing a rapport with the client. Draw a concept map to describe the benefits to the client of developing a rapport with the psychiatric nurse.
2 .
Perform an internet search of local peer support services, and make a list of ten places where you could refer a client for a mental health challenge.
3 .
Design a plan for a ten-minute nurse education group that includes strategies for improving client engagement.
4 .
Develop a five-minute public service announcement video that describes the community services available to treat children who have experienced trauma.
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