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NURSING 776 - Assessment and Clinical Decision Making in Mental Health Nursing
30 Points
Semester 1
Grafton
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A clinically based course focussing on history taking, assessment and problem formulation. Using case studies from clinical practice, the course explores narrative and descriptive models. There is an emphasis on mental state assessment, and development of a client-focused plan of care.
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