Extended and expanded role of psychiatric nurse
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This document discusses the extended and expanded roles of psychiatric nurses. It defines extended role as responsibilities beyond traditional nursing functions and outside of hospitals, while expanded role refers to additional responsibilities within the scope of nursing practice. The document outlines the qualities of a psychiatric nurse and the need to extend their roles to build trust with patients, acquire new skills, and improve safety. It provides examples of extended roles like caregiver, manager, protector, advocate, and educator. The document also discusses expanded roles such as advanced practice nursing, clinical nurse specialist, certified nurse midwife, and others.
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- 3. EXTENDED AND EXPANDED ROLE OF psychiatric NURSE PRESENTED BY MRS ANJALI AHARWAL MSc.NURSING 1ST YEAR
- 4. DEFINITION EXTENDED ROLE – “It is the responsibility assumed by a nurse beyond traditional functioning of the nurse and it is the scope of nursing services outside the hospital”.
- 5. DEFINITION EXPANDED ROLE “Expanded role of nursing means engagement of nurse role within the boundaries of nurse,”it is the responsibility assumed by a nurse within field of practice
- 6. QUALITIES OF PSYCHIATRIC PROFESSIONAL NURSE N- Nobility,Knowledge. U- Usefulness,understanding. R- Righteousness,responsibility. S- Simplicity,sympathy. E- Efficiency,equanimity.
- 7. NEED TO EXTEND AND EXPAND THE ROLE OF A NURSE • Acquire the attitudes, skills. • Build a stronger trust with patients. • Detect,prevent and report medication errors • Explore cultural diversity .
- 8. DIFFERENT EXTENDED ROLE OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSE 1.CARE GIVER • Planning. • Implementation. • Evaluation.
- 9. 2.MANAGER 9 • Co-ordinate with other health team. • Manage their own time and resources. • Use critical thinking skills. • Make decision and consult to
- 10. 3. PROTECTORMaintain a safe Maintain a safe environment environment. Prevent Injury Protect From Adverse Effect of treatment
- 11. 4. ADVOCATE Protect client’s human & legal rights Be a source of information
- 14. 7. COMMUNICATOR meeting the needs of client, family & community • Liestning • Verble communication. • Non-verble communication
- 15. 8. COLLABORATOR- A nurse can be a good collaborator when- • Knowledgeable. • good planner ( care). • good communicator ( assessment).
- 17. •OTHER FUNCTIONS ARE 10. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE 11.PUBLIC HEALTHNURSE- 12.HOSPICS NURSE- 13. REHABILITATION NURSE 14.NURSE EPIDEMIOLOGIST-
- 18. 15.MILITARY NURSE- Also called Army nurse Prevention Promotion Rehabilitation
- 19. 16. AEROSPACE NURSE 17. TELE NURSE 18. DISASTER NURSE 19. FORENSIC NURSE 20. NURSING IN RED-CROSS SOCIETY 21. SPORTS NURSING
- 20. 22. PRISON NURSE • Deliver high quality care within custodial settings. • Maintain safe & secure environment. • Improve mental health & behavior of prisoners.
- 21. diFFERENT EXPANDED ROLE OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSE 1. ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING • Has a master’s degree in nursing. • Certification and expertise in specialized area. • Works in primary, acute & restorative care settings.
- 22. 2.CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST 3.CERTIFIED NURSE MIDWIFES 4.NURSING GENERALIST 5.NURSE EDUCATOR
- 23. 6. NURSE RESEARCHER 7.NURSING ADMINISTRATION 8.NURSE PRACTITIONER