Oh Yes! I do not mind at all, I will keep checking at least once every day and if anyone is seeking any assistance with regards to any possible questions etc, I am willing to help. Obviously some questions may differ but at least one can always have a general idea of what kind of questions to expect.

I wish you all the best with your studies and hope you will enjoy your time at uni.

Thaks great thanks Not that this forum is actually moving much.

Thank you also for the best with my studies, you too.

Got interview this wed at south bank for child nursing n im petrified! any tips?

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Mental Health Nursing Questions.

1. Should adults with mental health problems and a history of challenging behavior be cared for in the community?
2. You see a patient verbally abuse another nurse. What is your response?
3. What approaches should be used to reduce the incidence of violence?
4. What changes in behavior might be associated with a resident becoming depressed?
5. What skills do you have which might be useful in managing other non – qualified staff?
6. Does a regular routine have any benefit for adults with mental health problems?
7. What would you see as the implications of the ‘National Framework for Mental Health’?
8. How would you rate your communication skills?

Wow it is a beautiful tips on the interviews of the mental health nursing. It would really help the student of the nursing who is studying about the health of the mental.

Your main tool as a mental health nurse will be the strength of your own personality and communication skills. You will need to empathise with the people you are dealing with and show warmth and care about them. Regrettably there is still some stigma attached to mental illness. Combating this and helping the individuals and their families deal with it is a key part of the job.

According to me I think that this is one of the most complex and demanding areas of nursing. A mental health nurse may be part of a team working with people who may have been excluded from services through drug or ***Filtered*** abuse. As a nurse working in mental health you would work as part of a team.

Mental health nursing is one of the most complex and demanding areas of nursing. One in three people are thought to suffer some form of mental health problem.

No I dont think this job is most complex and demanding areas of nursing. actually If you see than in every field has its complex part so why you consider as it is most complex and demanding area infect you feel like I can do it and step up on side.