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    promote good mental health in older people, early detection and diagnosis of depression, promotion of integrated care by health professionals and supporting carers and establishment of specialist mental health teams for older people (Department of Health, 2001). The author thinks that the framework is idealistic, but unachievable in the health and social care system, because up to the present day there are no specialist mental health teams specifically for older people, they are mental health…

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    I wish to train to become a mental health nurse due to the professional as well caring nature of the nurses I have met previously. It was first, my gran being rushed to hospital for a major operation that gave me a strong realisation as well as appreciation for the nurses within this profession. Secondly, a family member who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and other mental illnesses was later rushed to hospital after suffering a serious 'episode'. In time of need, I was moved by the level…

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    People with mental health illness suffer from financial problems and poverty. The real cause of these problems is the discrimination applying against mental disorder in workplaces including applying to jobs, trying to enlighten holes in their CV due to incidents of mental illness, and the difference in salary compared to other employers with jobs. In addition, they face discrimination from work colleagues who treat them differently. They experience bullying, mockery, and devaluation. They…

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    work on our own. In this situation, a Child Life Specialist would be an example of a professional with whom I could collaborate with in the future. Child Life Specialists (CLS) would be an excellent group of professionals to collaborate with as Mental Health Counselors. CLS have the difficult role to work with children in hospitals and support them through the process of fighting diseases and illness while trying to cope with many other factors that affect them within this process. They work…

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    As I seek my Master's as a Clinical MentaI Health Counselor, it is important to underline that nowadays the creation of the personal development plan is a process where the role is more active than a passive. I need to focus on the areas that are the most problematic for me and which are the most important for people I am going to work with, including clients, colleagues, social workers, etc. The main purpose of the personal development plan, is to improve performance in one’s job and at the…

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    Mental Health Issues in Criminal Justice Megan Urbanski PSCI: 130 American Legal System April 29, 2018 Mentally inmates have recently become a higher population within the criminal justice system. While many prisons and jails have begun to teach their staff members how to handle this special population, there are still changes that need to be made in order to properly understand this special population of inmates. With the closing of state hospitals, mentally ill individuals have begun to get…

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    better and smile. I am enthusiastic to pursue a Master’s degree in nursing with a specialization in psychiatric-Mental Health to acquire more knowledge about mental illness, and to study how to provide mental health services. My goal is to become a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP). Pursuing an MSN-PMHNP will motivate me to attain my goal, assist individuals with mental disorders, to aid people overcome addiction or substance abuse, and to provide grief counseling with…

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    Overview The career investigated for this assignment is Mental Health Statistical Analyst. This position was not posted for a HIM professional or as requiring HIM certification, but is still in a healthcare setting and requires skills similar to that of a HIM professional. The Mental Health statistical analyst reports to the Director, Mental Health Integrated Services and assists with operational, strategic and research related data extraction and analysis activities. The Analyst coordinates…

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    Daniel Shainfeld 12W Mission Statement: First and foremost, I will thank and be appreciative to G-d and my parents everyday for the love, support, comfort and opportunities that I have in my life. I will dedicate myself to working hard and attaining the necessary requirements to continue studying medicine at Witz University by incorporating commitment, discipline, persistence, dedication and continuous improvement to all tasks that will come my way. I will develop and cultivate the…

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    Increasingly mental health issues are being raised in the workplace. Job stresses are being recognised as affecting the overall wellbeing of the registered nurse, which in turn affects the quality of care given to patients. This paper is going to critically discuss the impact of work environments on mental health, and the elements in the workplace that affect staff. This paper will also examine the early warning signs of poor mental health and risk factors that can lead to poor mental health.…

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