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Practical Guide to Mental Health Nursing

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SKU: 9789350251584

Discover effective mental health nursing with W. Vimala Samson’s “Practical Guide to Mental Health Nursing” (9789350251584). This comprehensive guide provides practical strategies and evidence-based approaches for nurses caring for individuals with mental health conditions. Explore assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and the latest therapeutic interventions. Enhance your skills and confidence in providing compassionate, patient-centered mental healthcare. Ideal for both students and practicing nurses.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9789350251584
  • Publisher: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Height: 241 mm
  • No of Pages: 166
  • Series Title: English
  • Weight: 120 gr
  • ISBN-10: 9350251582
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2011
  • Edition: 1
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: mm
  • Width: 184 mm

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Practical Guide to Mental Health Nursing

  1. Gaurisha Divyanshi

    A useful book, but could be better organized. Some topics seemed out of place. It needs more editting.

  2. Sonia Negi

    Mediocre. Expected more from the description. It wasn’t what I hoped for. I think there are better alternatives

  3. Kapil Tyagi

    This book boosted my confidence. A very comprehensive and compassionate approach to nursing. Explained assessment very well

  4. Aniket Mathur

    Incredibly helpful! The best book on mental health nursing I’ve read. Highly recommend! Good examples.

  5. Adarsh Singh

    Provides a solid foundation. Easy to understand, very practical to apply. Will use in daily work.

  6. Sameer Kumar

    A must-have for any mental health nurse. The assessment section is particularly strong and very helpful.

  7. Ankita Shaw

    Excellent guide! Clear, concise, and full of practical advice. Improved my patient care immediately, especially around treatment planning.

  8. Satya Saran

    A valuable addition to my library. The focus on patient-centered care is excellent. The writing is engaging too.

  9. Mohit Bijpuriya

    Decent book. It’s not bad, but could have used more case studies. I hoped for a more hands-on approach, sadly it failed to deliver.

  10. Pravneet Kaur

    Not a bad book, but it does require an update. The information looks a little bit old.

  11. Ravindran S

    This book really helped me understand patients better. I have improved my communication skills.

  12. Neha Singh

    Comprehensive and insightful! This is the best book on mental health. Very useful chapters.

  13. Vaibhav Chaturvedi

    A helpful resource for students, but felt a bit basic for experienced nurses. Good overview. I gained some practical insight.

  14. Pranjul Dwivedi

    A mixed bag. Some good points, but overall, a bit disappointing. It was okay for review.

  15. Sahil Satish Dargad

    Concise and full of knowledge! I highly recommend it! Easy to read and grasp the concepts.

  16. Sonal Sanjay Kumar Lodha

    Loved the practical strategies. Helped me understand treatment planning better. A very well-written guide. Easily understandable.

  17. Fredrick Lakra

    Some useful information, but the language felt a bit outdated in places. Needed more on newer therapeutic interventions.

  18. Arijit Pattanayak

    A good starting point, but not an exhaustive resource. It provided a basic understanding.

  19. Jai

    It’s alright. I think it’s overpriced for the content it offers. Could find similar information online.

  20. Atharva Anil Kurhekar

    Excellent resource. Especially beneficial for students, I will buy more books. Great explaination.

  21. Tanisha Gulati

    Okay for beginners. Found some sections repetitive. Would have liked more depth on specific mental health conditions.

  22. Ashish Khatri

    Not bad, but I expected more detail. Felt like a summary of information I already knew, not a guide.

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