Accessible summary• Emotional intelligence capabilities have been associated with the
identity of mental health nurses and as being desired attributes by users of mental health …

As mental health nursing roles expand, is education expanding mental health nurses? an
emotionally intelligent view towards preparation for psychological therapies and relatedness …

Mental Health nursing exists as a discipline in the UK within the wider contemporary health
care establishment. Throughout its history it has attempted to define itself in ways that …

The aim of the study was to clarify and build upon current understandings of mental health
nurse (MHN) identity. The study adopted a framework of social constructionism and …

Abstract Mental Health Nurses have a long tradition of delivering talk‐based interventions
across a range of clinical settings. Despite this, Mental Health Nurses receive limited …

Professional identities are important in defining workers' roles, and are concerned with
attributes relating to those roles and how they are performed. Evidence shows mental health …

Many attempts to reduce the stigmatization of people with mental illness have often been
predicated, based on the desire to persuade the public that people with mental illness are …

macneela p., clinton g., place c., scott a., treacy p., hyde a. & dowd h.(2010) Psychosocial
care in mental health nursing: a think aloud study. Journal of Advanced Nursing 66 (6), 1297 …

One theme of academic discourse and research in mental health nursing is the exploration
and application of psychosocial models of nursing practice. Despite this, the influence of …

As mental health nurses acquire and utilize knowledge for practice, both emotion and
learning become interrelated, interactive, and interdependent aspects of personal …