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Mental Health and Substance Abuse Nursing (6 op)

Toteutuksen tunnus: SN00BS32-3001

Toteutuksen perustiedot


Ilmoittautumisaika

23.05.2022 - 29.05.2022

Ajoitus

16.08.2022 - 04.10.2022

Opintopistemäärä

6 op

Virtuaaliosuus

1 op

TKI-osuus

5 op

Toteutustapa

84 % Lähiopetus, 16 % Etäopetus

Yksikkö

Laurea Tikkurila, sote

Toimipiste

Laurea Tikkurila

Opetuskielet

  • Englanti

Paikat

20 - 30

Koulutus

  • Degree Programme in Nursing (SNV), Laurea Tikkurila

Opettaja

  • Eija Söderlund
  • Milla Ylitalo

Vastuuopettaja

Milla Ylitalo

Ryhmät

  • SNV221SN
    Degree Programme in Nursing, daytime studies, S21, Tikkurila

Osaamistavoitteet

The student is able to
- describe the most common mental health disorders in children, young people and adults and their main examination and treatment methods
- use evidence-based information and recommendations when justifying decisions, approaches and working methods used in mental health and substance abuse nursing care
- apply the principles of resource-oriented interaction in the care of a mental health and substance abuse clients and in supporting the significant others
- recognise the patient's difficult emotions, psychological strain, grief and crisis, and describe how to help the patient and their significant others to manage these difficult feelings
- describe the significance of the service system for mental health and substance abuse nursing , digital services and work in multiprofessional teams and networks
- describe the special features of medication treatment in mental health nursing
- explain the significance of ethical guidelines and legislation in mental health and substance abuse nursing
- recognise special features related to cultures and subcultures in mental health and substance abuse nursing
- analyse ethical questions related to mental health and substance abuse nursing
- analyse the significance of their own attitudes, perceptions and resources when implementing client-oriented nursing

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