Nurse-Directed Care Model in a Psychiatric Hospital
Clinical Nurse SpecialistPublished 17 April 2010
MARLENE E-MORRIS, Barbara Caldwell, KATHLEEN J. MENCHER, Kimberly A. Grogan, Margaret Judge-Gorny, ZELDA PATTERSON
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Restructuring of the service delivery system of care so that clients are the center of clinical focus improves safety and can enhance the staff's attention to work with clients on their recovery.
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The role of the advanced practice nurse can influence the recovery of clients in state psychiatric hospitals. Future research should consider the impact on clients and their perceptions of the new service models.
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