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4. Communication and psychosis II:
Key Tips in communicating with a person who has psychosis
Reflective Listening
I'm not sick, I don't need help
LEAP : Listen, Empathize, Agree, Partner
5. Nursing a patient with a severe psychotic illness
About these guidelines
Information about psychosis
- What is psychosis?
- Different types of psychotic disorder
- What causes psychosis?
- Prognosis: do people get better?
- What are the treatments?
What the generalist nurse or healthcare officer can do
- Communication (engagement)
- Observation (contribution to assessment)
- Reassure, encourage and support the positives
- Reduce stress and conflict
- Look out for depression and suicidal thoughts
- Medication
- Coping with common side-effects of medication
- Administering medication
6. Communication skills for nurses and others spending time with people who are
very mentally ill
Source
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Preface
Contents
Inpatient nursing care and interaction.
Nurse patient interaction
Interpersonal and communication skills
The nursing process, Isobel Menzies - Lyth, and primary nursing
Outside the mainstream: Laing, Berke, Mosher and Barker
Milieu therapy and modified therapeutic communities
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