in your own as a nursing student, how can you promote mental health? in your own as a nursing student, how can you promote mental health?

Why is it sometimes difficult to tell the difference between a doctor respecting patient autonomy and a doctor acting paternalistically?

you have been asked to mentor a young person on work placement from a school who has a disability. What information would you require and what support would you need, to be able to provide good support?

Being in school is a stressful situation by itself. Challenges do occur especially when it comes to time management. It does seem that there are not enough hours in a day. Getting organized with a new schedule does require adjustments. Students can experience physiological stressors (like an infection) and/or psychological stressors. Psychological stress can bring an array of symptoms ranging from mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, headaches and gastrointestinal disorders to name a few. It is important to find ways to keep balance in the months to come to ensure success. These coping skills will carry you into your work . The more skills you develop, the better you will be at assisting members in your community. What are some ways that help alleviate stress and these challenges in your life. Share time management tools that work best ?

What can be the creative activities used to prevent the development of mental health conditions

What is the connection between setting boundaries and mental health?

Some counselors believe terminally ill clients have the ultimate right to determine if, how, and when they will end their life. Other counselors believe their obligation is to assist clients in finding meaning in life regardless of a particular set of circumstances. In two groups, argue for and against rational suicide, addressing both ethical and legal issues. (Note: A good website to check out is www.deathwithdignity.org/acts.)

How might different approaches to lowering death anxiety be useful to you as a healthcare worker?

What is racism? How can this impact patient care?

Describe the term stigma and how it plays a role in the care of a mental diagnosis and treatment. How does funding (or the lack of) affect whether someone gets treatment? Should this be a federal or state issue, or both? What role do social determinants play in the diagnosis and treatment of mental health?