Mental Health
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Depression in the elderly - spotting the signs Nicole Madigan - 17-05-2018
While awareness and understanding of depression among young and middle aged people has increased over recent years, mental health issues among the elderly remain largely ignored
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Mothers with mental health issues more likely to have babies with reflux Sharon Smith - 20-03-2018
Infants admitted to the two NSW residential parenting services Karitane and Tresillian within their first year for gastro-oesophageal reflux (GOR) or gastro-oesophageal reflux
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Mental Health Nurses hold a crucial but undervalued role in the Australian mental health sector Nicole Madigan - 16-03-2018
Mental Health Nurses are undervalued in Australia, according to a Southern Cross University professor, who says mental health funding and scope of practice for disciplines
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Organisational psychologists beneficial in a time of #metoo and workplace bullying Nicole Madigan - 13-03-2018
One in 5 people will encounter a mental health illness this year, according to new data published by Mental Health First Aid Australia, making mental disorders the third largest
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Re-examining disordered videogame use Sharon Smith - 24-06-2018
The pitfalls of regular videogame use were once again highlighted late last year with the World Health Organisation (WHO) releasing details of the beta-draft of the 11th iteration
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Tailored approach required for adolescents impacted by suicide Nicole Madigan - 15-11-2017
While awareness of suicide and its rippling effect on the community is increasing, much of the research into the psychological impact of those exposed to death by suicide
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Dealing with trauma - the changing landscape of trauma and disaster response Nicole Madigan - 16-10-2017
Society is becoming more exposed to extreme incidents of trauma and disaster, with acts of terrorism, severe crime and natural disasters immediately broadcast via social media,
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Managing self-harm and suicidal behaviour Health Insights - 19-04-2017
Suicide and self-harm are a preventable cause of injury and death if individuals are given correct care and help at the right time. Yet in Australia suicide has become the
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Managing Challenging Behaviour: Mental Health Health Insights - 07-11-2016
It's been estimated that in any given year, approximately twenty percent of the Australian population suffers from
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Psychostimulant-Affected Patient Management HealthTimes - 23-05-2016
In Australia, the number of patients presenting to NSW hospitals for methamphetamine-related reasons has risen from 1269 in 2009-10 to 3135 in 2013-14. The number of patients
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Bereavement guidelines for mental health professionals HealthTimes - 13-06-2017
These Guidelines will help your service develop and implement a bereavement policy that will lead to improved support for family and friends when someone with a mental
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How nurses can care for the mental health of people with chronic disease Karen Keast - 14-03-2017
There is no health without mental health - that’s the view of the World Health Organisation. Now, the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses is launching online
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Mental health nurse credentialing Karen Keast - 16-03-2017
The Australian College of Mental Health Nurses introduced its Credential for Practice Program 10 years ago. The program recognises the qualifications, skills and experience
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Providing mental health care for people with an intellectual disability Karen Keast - 14-06-2017
People with an intellectual disability experience mental health problems at a rate up to three times’ higher than the general population yet the system is failing them.
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Alcohol Detoxification and Rehabilitation: challenges for health professionals Glynis Thorp - 14-08-2014
As health professionals we must never underestimate the dangers of alcohol withdrawal. Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant and abrupt cessation can overstimulate
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