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The original graduate programs for nurse practitioners (NPs) emerged in the 1960s to enhance public access to healthcare, particularly pediatric care, amidst a growing physician shortage. This innovative model was designed to empower advanced practice providers, including psychiatric nurse practitioners, to address critical gaps in healthcare delivery. Today, psychiatric nurse practitioners play a pivotal role in mental health care by conducting assessments, diagnosing patients, and providing treatment independently or collaboratively with physicians. In many states, psychiatric NPs have expanded prescriptive authority, allowing them to prescribe medications and manage care plans autonomously. Since their inception, psychiatric nurse practitioners have significantly contributed to expanding access to mental health treatment, offering crucial support amid the persistent shortage of psychiatrists and mental health providers. Allow our team to assist your organization in identifying Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners. Reach out to us through our website https://lnkd.in/g-nvdtN or by email at [email protected] to explore how we can support your staffing needs.

Providing thoughtful and intentional emergency mental health care benefits everyone.

? ?????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????? ?? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ???????? ????????????????. ? Are you a clinician dedicated to the care of critically ill infants? Don't miss our upcoming webinar, "The Science & Soul of Trauma-Informed Care," designed specifically for you! In this comprehensive session, you'll learn about: ?? The unique types and effects of trauma experienced by critically ill infants and their families. ?? The latest neuroscience behind trauma and healing, focusing on neuroplasticity in critical care. ?? Practical strategies for creating a trauma-informed environment in NICU/PICU/CCU settings. ?? Effective communication techniques to support and empower families. ?? Evidence-based practices and case studies demonstrating successful trauma-informed interventions. ?? Self-care strategies for clinicians to prevent secondary traumatic stress and maintain well-being. By integrating both the science and the soul of trauma-informed care, this webinar aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to support the holistic healing of critically ill infants and foster resilience in their families. https://lnkd.in/eGsQcFNQ #TraumaInformedCare #CaringEssentials #PediatricCare #NICU #PICU #CCU #Neuroplasticity #FamilySupport #SelfCare #QuantumCaring #MaryCoughlin

? ?????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????? ?? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ???????? ????????????????. ? Are you a clinician dedicated to the care of critically ill infants? Don't miss our upcoming webinar, "The Science & Soul of Trauma-Informed Care," designed specifically for you! In this comprehensive session, you'll learn about: ?? The unique types and effects of trauma experienced by critically ill infants and their families. ?? The latest neuroscience behind trauma and healing, focusing on neuroplasticity in critical care. ?? Practical strategies for creating a trauma-informed environment in NICU/PICU/CCU settings. ?? Effective communication techniques to support and empower families. ?? Evidence-based practices and case studies demonstrating successful trauma-informed interventions. ?? Self-care strategies for clinicians to prevent secondary traumatic stress and maintain well-being. By integrating both the science and the soul of trauma-informed care, this webinar aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to support the holistic healing of critically ill infants and foster resilience in their families. https://lnkd.in/eaMKHGet #TraumaInformedCare #CaringEssentials #PediatricCare #NICU #PICU #CCU #Neuroplasticity #FamilySupport #SelfCare #QuantumCaring #MaryCoughlin

When you spend your childhood in survival mode you seek what you know in an effort to feel safe. And so began your career in nursing. Do you enjoy working in (insert your specialty here) or is your nervous system conditioned to feel calm only when surrounded by chaos? Familiar = Safe. This occurs at the subconscious (below your level of awareness) and is no fault of your own. Inside this safety lives your conditioned mind patterns. And inside these mind patterns are your limiting beliefs. (( A limiting belief is a a thought or state of mind you believe is an absolute truth that stops you from doing things )) Mind patterns become actions in the next endeavor. And the next. They keep following us until we recognize the patterns and have the courage to ask, What are you here to teach? — 58% of Debriefing the Front Lines, Inc. clients note childhood trauma in their intake form without prompt. There is an undeniable link between childhood trauma and the choice to enter the nursing profession, more specifically acute care specialties. The title of this workshop, most likely caught your attention because you are seeking something. Clarity, comfort, validation - some form of healing. Healing is your willingness to be vulnerable in a seeking state. Join the DTFL Team on March 27th for the CE Workshop, Chasing Chaos: The Link Between Childhood Trauma + Nursing as reflect on, what at the core of your being you are seeking? During this workshop, you will not be asked to share the details of your trauma but to examine how it affects and guides your decisions with the understanding that awareness precedes change. ??This is deep work with an emphasis on post traumatic growth Appropriate for all roles, specialties and tenure. https://lnkd.in/eE3XRPW5

MIRANDA MELKI, 24 ? Treasurer and Board Member ?Nurse in ASIH (Advanced Home Healthcare) and PIVA (Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit) in Norsborg, Stockholm. ☆What does my role entail? The treasurer’s primary responsibility involves managing income and expenses, reporting to the board on the organisation’s financial situation/status, and ensuring compliance with the budget. ☆What are you most looking forward to achieving with Arameans in Medicine? Creating a context for healthcare professionals, especially a network where nurses can share thoughts and ideas, seek collaborators, or even start their own businesses to ensure a supportive environment for nurses, among other things. ☆Why did you choose to get involved with AIM, and why do you think this organisation is important/good? I believe the organisation is important and valuable for fostering a sense of community and providing a support system to turn to. ☆Fun fact about yourself If there’s anything that keeps me going as a nurse, it’s definitely not the work environment, but my patients.

A Day of Insight in the Paediatric Ward ?? On Thursday I had the incredible opportunity to spend a day observing the work in the paediatric ward of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Kings Lynn. This experience offered valuable insight into the care of young patients, from medical treatment to emotional support. Observing how the staff interacted with children and their families gave me a deeper appreciation for the role psychology plays in healthcare, especially in paediatric settings. ?????? Patient Care Beyond Medicine: What stood out to me was the emphasis on emotional well-being alongside physical treatment. Paediatric patients often face unfamiliar environments, procedures, and treatments that can create anxiety or distress. The importance of play was highlighted where staff use play to reassure patients, alleviate fear and build trust. ?? The Role of Psychological Development: Children at different stages of development respond differently to stress, pain, and illness. In the pediatric ward, I saw how staff tailored their approaches, whether it was explaining procedures in age-appropriate terms or using distraction techniques to manage anxiety. It reinforced the importance of child psychology in medical environments—understanding how cognitive and emotional development impacts coping mechanisms is crucial to effective patient care. ?? Family Dynamics and Support: Another critical element was the role of family in a child’s care. Support for parents managing their child’s illness was as essential as the care for the child, reflecting the need for psychological support in managing stress, uncertainty, and emotional fatigue. Psychology can bridge this gap by offering tools for both patients and families to navigate the challenges of being in hospital. ?? Reflection on Healthcare and Psychology: This experience deepened my understanding of how psychology is involved in every aspect of healthcare, particularly in paediatrics. It’s not just about treating an illness but addressing the emotional, psychological, and social factors that impact a child’s recovery and overall well-being. This day in the pediatric ward highlighted the importance of psychology in healthcare settings, and has made clear to me how vital play is in a child’s healing process. Thank you so much to all of the staff for allowing me the opportunity to observe and learn from their amazing work! #PaediatricCare #PsychologyInHealthcare #ChildDevelopment #EmotionalWellbeing #HealthcareExperience #PaediatricPsychology #PsychologyAndMedicine #WorkExperience #ClinicalPsychology

?? *READ ASTRACT BELOW:* Part 2: Results: Balancing closeness and separation was the major theme. Both parents and nurses engaged in actions to optimize closeness. They sought closeness by acting autonomously in infant caregiving, assuming decision-making for their infant, seeking information or skills, and establishing a connection in the face of separation. Parents balanced their desire for closeness with other competing demands, such as their own needs. Nurses balanced infant care needs and ability to handle stimulation with the need for closeness with parents. Nurses undertook varied actions to facilitate closeness. Parent, infant and NICU-related factors influenced closeness. Consequences, both positive and negative, arose for parents, infants, and nurses. Conclusion: Findings point to actions that nurses undertake to promote closeness and help parents cope with separation including: promoting parent decision-making, organizing care to facilitate closeness, and supporting parent caregiving. Feeley N, BMC Pediatr. 2016 Aug 20;16:134. doi: 10.1186/s12887-016-0663-1. PMID: 27543122; PMCID: PMC4992200. #Gesundheit #Bildung #Fuehrung #Coaching #Mindset #Motivation #Gehirn #Neuroscience #Psychologie #Persoenlichkeitsentwicklung #Kindheit #KeyNoteSpeaker #Humangenetik #Biochemie #Neuroleadership #Ernaehrung #Transformation #Stress #Demografie #Gender #Age #interkulturelleKompetenz #Epigenetik #Veraenderung #EmotionaleIntelligenz #Change #Gesellschaft #Organisationsentwicklung #Philosophie #Beratung # Quantum