A unique program for nursing students to enhance their mentalization capabilities in relation to clinical thinking

Using qualitative methods to explore the dynamics of patients’ perspective sharing in community pharmacy counseling–conversation analysis and video-stimulated recall interviews

“…Professionals’ mentalizing abilities can be trained and hence, their mindset toward the patient as a unique person and their self-awareness of their own role when meeting the patient can be affected. 37 , 38 …”

“…Mentalizing refers to the ability to understand the mental state of others and oneself. [36][37][38][39][40][41] It is considered a central ability for health care professionals to establish a trustful relationship in which patients become capable of reflecting on their own perspectives and experiences. Mentalizing is essentially about being curious and attentive toward the other person, and a mentalizing stance is reflected in the way that one continuously addresses the other person.…”

Rôle des compétences interpersonnelles sur la détresse des enquêteurs en exploitation sexuelle d’enfants: Réflexion théorique.

“…Les connaissances demeurent toutefois limitées en ce qui a trait à l’étude des compétences interpersonnelles spécifiques aux EESPE alors qu’elles semblent pourtant prometteuses pour la protection de leur bien-être psychologique (Bourke & Craun, 2014; Fansher et al, 2020; Powell et al, 2014b; Tomyn et al, 2015; Wright et al, 2006). La mentalisation, soit la capacité à comprendre ses états mentaux et ceux des autres au sein des interactions, a fait l’objet d’un nombre grandissant d’études chez les professionnels qui interviennent auprès de clientèles vulnérables (Cologon et al, 2017; Ensink et al, 2013; Satran et al, 2020). Or, l’étude de la mentalisation chez des professionnels spécialisés comme les EESPE est à ce jour inexistante.…”

A mentalising education programme for community pharmacy workforce

“…Mentalising refers to the capacity of engaging curiously with one's own and others' mental states and seeking to explore and understand these. This capacity can be trained (Haslam-Hopwood et al, 2006) and training targeted at physicians, nurses and psychologists have already been suggested (Welstead et al, 2018;Satran et al, 2020). In both a long term intervention (Satran et al, 2020) and in a short term intervention (Welstead et al, 2018), researchers found that training professionals' mentalising awareness increased professionals' knowledge and application of mentalising in healthcare interactions.…”

“…This capacity can be trained (Haslam-Hopwood et al, 2006) and training targeted at physicians, nurses and psychologists have already been suggested (Welstead et al, 2018;Satran et al, 2020). In both a long term intervention (Satran et al, 2020) and in a short term intervention (Welstead et al, 2018), researchers found that training professionals' mentalising awareness increased professionals' knowledge and application of mentalising in healthcare interactions. As such, alongside enabling pharmacy staff to better attend to the patient's perspectives, training their mentalising capacity will also raise their awareness towards and understanding of their own mental states as they interact with patients.…”