Aims and objectives To present the findings of a systematic review on (1) the attitudes of
undergraduate nursing students towards mental health nursing and (2) the influence of …

Purpose: This systematic review seeks to ascertain whether mental healthspecific education
reduces stigmatizing attitudes in nursing students. Design and Methods: A systematic review …

Accessible summary What is known on the subject? Stigma related to mental illnesses is a
great burden on societies globally. Factors associated with nurses' attitudes towards people …

Clinical practice in the psychiatric/mental health nursing (PMHN) field is considered a highly‐
stressful experience for nursing students. The purpose of the present study was to identify …

The purpose of this study was to describe Masters entry nursing students' attitudes about
psychiatric mental health clinical experiences; preparedness to care for persons with mental …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to describe undergraduate nursing students'
attitudes toward mental health nursing and how these attitudes influenced their professional …

In the context of a growing population of people experiencing mental illness worldwide,
mental health nurses are a crucial workforce. Their recruitment and retention, however, is in …

Mental health nursing consistently emerges as less popular than other specialties, and both
service users and mental health practitioners are affected by negative attitudes. Education is …

While researchers have documented the significant issue of moral distress among nurses,
few have explored moral distress among mental health nurses. In addition, no research to …

This study deals with stigmas towards mental illness, individuals with mental illness,
psychiatric nurses, and the role of psychiatric nursing within the nursing profession …