61^st World Nursing Conference

Mental Health and Psychiatry Nursing

In order to help patients overcome mental diseases, psychiatric nurses are specialists in crisis response, mental health, medicine, and therapy. They collaborate closely with them to enable them to lead the most fruitful and satisfying life imaginable. When a new patient first arrives, a psychiatric nurse will interview and examine her to learn about her symptoms, medical history, and daily routine. A person with anxiety disorders, including panic attacks and different phobias, as well as mood disorders, such as bipolar disorder and depression, will typically receive care from a psychiatric nurse. In order to give each patient the complete care and attention they require to lead a productive life, a psychiatric nurse collaborates closely with her treatment team to create a tailored plan. The nurse will offer personalized providing family and patient therapy to help them better grasp the condition. In addition, the nurse might assist the patient with grooming, dressing, and taking their prescription as directed.