Experiences of community mental health nurses in Japan as the basis of their nursing philosophies

Tanaka, Koji

doi:10.1111/ppc.12386

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“…The few existing studies include, for example, investigations of CMHNS' effectiveness on therapeutic interventions conducted by nurses (e.g. Fern andez Guijarro et al 2019;Leach et al 2020;Turkington et al 2006) and reflections on nurses' role in supporting recovery (Fleury et al 2019;Horgan et al 2020;Tanaka 2019).…”

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Predictors of community mental health nursing services use in Switzerland: Results from a representative national survey

Burr¹,

Richter

2021

Int J Mental Health Nurs

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Community mental health services are the service of choice in the mental health field. In recent years, demand for these services has increased significantly. Nurses play a central role in community mental health services. Nevertheless, predictive factors of the use of such services are unclear, especially in Switzerland. This study aimed to examine relevant predictors of persons with mental health problems' use of community mental health nursing services in Switzerland. Swiss Health Survey 2017 data were used to compare those who use community mental health nursing services with those who do not. We found that age, number of doctor visits, problems with instrumental activities of daily life, use of informal help, use of emergency services, taking psychotropic medication, being female, and living without a partner were positive predictors, while experiencing severe physical symptoms was a negative predictor. Several of our findings confirm the similarity between the utilization of community mental health nursing services and the use of community mental health services in general. Our results suggest that community mental health nursing services deserve the same prominent place in the mental health system and its corresponding policies. This should be taken as an argument for policy development and better reimbursement. In research, health surveys should focus on nursing and need-related questions. Additionally, it is necessary to develop community mental health nursing services from an add-on service into independent nursing services and evaluate these services.

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Predictors of community mental health nursing services use in Switzerland: Results from a representative national survey

Burr¹,

Richter

2021

Int J Mental Health Nurs

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“…This understanding is important because it can guide nursing practice (Yous et al, 2019). Moreover, knowing mental health nurses' lived experiences could provide evidence distanced from the biomedical paradigm (Tanaka, 2019).…”

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Nurses’ Experiences of Care at Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Teams: A case study research

Giménez‐Díez

Maldonado-Alía²,

Torrent-Solà

et al. 2021

Psychiatric Ment Health Nurs

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What is known on the subject?• There are many international studies on CRHTTs; however, there has been little research on nurses' experiences of working with CRHTTs.• Earlier studies focused on the nurses' gatekeeping role but did not explore nurses' perception of care as a construct. What does the paper add to existing knowledge?• This study provides information based on mental health nurses' experiences. It explains the home environment, the therapeutic relationship and the process of mental health nursing care during a crisis. Also, the study explains nurses' satisfaction with care provided at patients' home.• Unlike other studies, this study focused on nurses' experiences while providing care, rather than on nurses' general responsibilities and the services they provide.This study is the first of its kind in Spain with such a focus. What are the implications for practice?• Acknowledging nurses' experiences and their perspectives about the care they provide could help shift mental health nursing paradigms from those based on biomedical models to newer perspectives found in recovery models. Furthermore, this knowledge could improve the quality of care in mental health settings due to its potential to guide nursing practices.• Raising mental health care providers' awareness of mental health nurses' personal and professional care constructs would help implement support systems to meet the professional's needs. Meeting the needs of nurses related to the care they provide is likely to impact patient care positively.

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Experiences of community mental health nurses in Japan as the basis of their nursing philosophies

Cited by 2 publications

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Predictors of community mental health nursing services use in Switzerland: Results from a representative national survey

Predictors of community mental health nursing services use in Switzerland: Results from a representative national survey

Nurses’ Experiences of Care at Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Teams: A case study research

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