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1. • • It provides practical advice to support the integration of research evidence into care delivery and increase the opportunities for patients to participate in clinical research. This is important because patients can benefit from nurses who are knowledgeable, confident and supported in applying research evidence.
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   Are counselling skills essential to mental health nursing?

   • 23) state that counselling skills 'are the foundations for " what nurses do " in mental health'. Stickley (2002, p. 302) states that 'individual work utilizing counselling skills is intrinsic to mental health nursing'. In the file entries the nurses used the term 'counselling' only to refer to limit setting. ...

   Counselling and mental health nursing: A qualitative study

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   Do nurses use counselling skills?

   • While there is a plethora of literary comments on the subject, there is hardly any concrete evidence to demonstrate how nurses use counselling skills as part of their work. ‘Evidence-based care’ requires nurses to produce evidence or research in order to enhance nursing care.

   Counselling as part of the nursing fabric: where is the evidence? A

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   What is counselling & why is it important?

   • Counselling describes a professional relationship that empowers individuals to reach wellbeing and health through a problem‐based consideration of psychosocial and performance issues (Tracy & O’Grady, ). Counselling interventions are suitable for working with patients on their self‐management and coping skills.

   Effectiveness and content components of nursing counselling

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   Are counselling skills intertwined in everyday nursing practice?

   • If counselling skills are intertwined in everyday nursing practice as claimed by some writers, nurses must be able to articulate and demonstrate their use and effectiveness. Questions need to be asked as to whether the new breed of nurses is more inclined to use counselling skills than their predecessors.

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   Should nurses be taught minimal counselling skills?

   • He suggests that teaching nurses minimal counselling skills would be sufficient in enabling them to care for their patients, clients and colleagues in a positive and therapeutic way. By minimal counselling skills he means: listening and attending, using open questions, reflecting content and feelings, summarizing and checking for understanding.

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   Is counselling a healing culture?

   • The findings suggest the existence of a paradigm shift in the direction of a closer alignment between counselling skills as applied by nurses and counselling as a healing culture. It supports the notion that there is a distinction between using counselling skills and counselling practice per se.

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3. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesEffectiveness and content components of nursing counselling ...

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   Dec 18, 2022 · Counselling interventions are suitable for working with patients on their self‐management and coping skills. Previous reviews found limited evidence that counselling interventions positively affect cancer symptoms such as fatigue (Bennett et al., 2016 ; Goedendorp et al., 2009 ).

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   • Publication: Nurs Open. 2023 May; 10(5): 2757-2769.

4. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullThe role and impact of therapeutic counselling on the ...

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   Apr 16, 2024 · The results suggest the value of therapeutic counselling as a supportive medium to help with the processing and coping of difficult emotions and feelings across the trajectory of a dementia illness. Background.

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6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 270887913Counselling and psychotherapy in mental health nursing ...

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   Jan 1, 2013 · Learning Objectives. Understand the historical influences of counselling and psychotherapy to mental. health nursing practice. Consider the practical issues of engaging with counselling and...

7. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC9322662What are the core competencies of a mental health nurse? A ...

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   Mental health nurses aim to provide high‐quality care that is safe and person‐centred. Service users require individualized care, responsive to their preferences, needs, and values.

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   Jan 1, 1999 · The findings suggest the existence of a paradigm shift in the direction of a closer alignment between counselling skills as applied by nurses and counselling as a healing culture. It supports the notion that there is a distinction between using counselling skills and counselling practice per se.

   • Author: Mohammad S. Soohbany

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   Apr 1, 2001 · In health counseling, it is important that patients are able to maintain and strengthen a positive image of themselves as communicators. Positive experiences build up patients' self-esteem and increase their confidence in their ability to influence their care.

10. www.researchgate.net › publication › 11314645Counselling and mental health nursing: A qualitative study

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    Jul 1, 2002 · Additional counselling training may help equip mental health nurses for the skills they need to work within the therapeutic relationship. By not providing adequate counselling skills...