Template 2 Jordan University of Science and Technology Faculty/College of Nursing

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Template 2

Course Title

Course Number

Prerequisites

Course Website

Instructor

Office Location

Office Phone

Office Hours

E-mail

Jordan University of Science and Technology

Faculty/College of Nursing

Department of community and Mental Health

Second Semester 2015/2016

Course Specifications

Title & Instructor

Psych-Mental Health Clinical Nursing

Nur 433

Nur 344, Nur. 431

E-learning

Mohammad Tamimi

N2-Level 0

Teaching Assistant

Thursday: 10:00-12:00 mkaltamimi@just.edu.jo

- Hanan AlFaraj

- Mayyada odailat

- Amal Aljede

Course Aims and Objectives

The aim of this course is to give an opportunity for the fourth-year nursing students to apply theoretical knowledge from bio & psychosocial sciences in clinical setting where individuals suffer from psychosocial, emotional and behavioral problems.

Students are going to use data obtained from the assessment in order to design an effective care plan to help those individuals and their families to maintain and relation their mental health statues. Students are expected to practice effective communication techniques when interacting with those individuals.

Objectives Weights

1) Demonstrate critical & reflective thinking to integrate knowledge in working with patients manifesting different psychiatric disorders

20%

10% 2) Use self therapeutically in interacting with patients suffering from different psychiatric disorders in working through the phases of a therapeutic nurse client relationship.

3) Provide different types of treatment modalities & activities that assist in enhancing the level of functioning and in improving psychological status of clients.

4) Use the nursing process in providing care for clients suffering from different psychiatric disorders in an in-patient psychiatric unit.

15%

25%

5) Use problem solving abilities as related to professional situations and/or working with patients in psychiatric units.

6) Apply mental health concepts to help patients to cop and live with their physical illness and complaints

7) Demonstrate a professional behavior and a sense of responsibility in working with patients suffering from psychiatric disorder.

10%

10%

10%

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Course Description

The focus of this course is on the biological, psychological, and social/learned basis of psychiatric disorders. This course builds on the concepts from basic psychology and physiology to the study of pathology of mental illness. The course explores nursing interventions including the use of the Nurse-Patient Relationship, the use of medications and managing the patient's environment and social milieu.

Recovery concepts are incorporated as are the issues of stigma. Legal and ethical issues frequently encountered in the area of psych/mental health nursing are addressed. Self- awareness, personal growth, and professional development are vital components of the course.

Contemporary mental health issues and their sequela are addressed as well as their application on patients who suffer from physical illness.

Title

Text Book & References

- Nursing Diagnoses in psychiatric Nursing: care Plans and

Psychotropic Medications

Author(s)

Publisher

Year

Edition

Book Website

References

Mary C.Townsend

F.A. Davis company

-2011

Eighth Edition

An F.A. Davis/Townsend

1.Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing:

Concepts of Care in Evidence-Based Practice 6th Edition,

2014, Mary C. Townsend, F.A. Davis company

2.

Psychosocial Nursing for General Patient Care, 3rd

Edition, Linda M. Gorman, F.A. Davis company ,2008

3. PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING CARE: A Guide to Nursing

The WHOLE PERSON. By Dave Roberts, Oxford Brooks

University,2013

4.

Psychosocial Interventions in Mental Health Nursing , by

Sandra Walker,2014, Southampton University

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Intended Student Learning Outcomes(ISLOs)

Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to:

ISLOs Related Objective(s) Reference(s)

-Establish therapeutic relationships with patients in psychiatric clinical settings as well as general units

Apply nursing process as appropriate to the selected patients

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-Solve problems as applied to clinical practice situation ….

-Identify ….treatment modalities appropriate to the selected patients

Teaching & Learning Methods

Direct interaction with clients; pre and post conference, debriefing; focus charting, interpersonal process recording, case study; Reflections of experience in daily log

Assessment Type

Assessment

Expected Due Date

TBA 1.Actual Case study

2.Clinical Seminar TBA

3.Psychosocial Assessment TBA

Weight

15%

10%

15%

4.Psychiatric Nursing

Assessment( Interview)

TBA 20%

5.Clinical & professional

Performance

At the end of each rotation ( 2 rotations) 15%

6.Final clinical Written

Exam

- May 17.2016 Tuesday 25%

Useful Resources

Clinical course hand outs and utilization of electronic and multimedia available thru web search

Course Content

Week

1

Topics

2.

Course orientation, course description, objectives , requirement and evaluation

- Clinical Handouts and resources to be communicated to students

Chapter in Text/handouts

- Documents updated course

Course syllabus

- Documents include psychiatric nursing assessment tool, psychiatric nursing manual, psychosocial assessment tool as applied in general units

Exams

Cheating

Additional Notes

All exams are closed book and notes. The final exam is comprehensive (covers all the material). Incomplete exams need approval from the ……..

-Prohibited; and in case of cheating the student will be subject to punishment according to the university exams policy and rules

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Attendance

Participation

Laboratory

Withdraw

-According to the university policy and rules .

-Each student is required to show active participation in group discussions / pre and post clinical meetings and clinical seminars

-Attendance of orientation psych mental health nursing lab during the first two weeks of the semester

-Withdraw from the course according to period designated by office of registration published in the academic calendar

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