Anisha I Patel, Kenneth Hecht, Karla E Hampton, Jacob M Grumbach, Ellen Braff-Guajardo, Claire D Brindis
Tapping into water: key considerations for achieving excellence in school drinking water access
American journal of public health
known subject dual diagnosis one leading causes disability globally consumers dual diagnosis complex needs risk relapse psychiatric symptoms mental health nurses require essential skills including empathy manage consumers dual diagnosis studies explored mental health nurses empathy towards consumers dual diagnosis paper add existing knowledge developing empathy towards consumers dual diagnosis complex mental health nurses unemotional empathy experiences consumers dual diagnosis related lack ability connect consumers choices feelings negative attitudes towards consumers dual diagnosis contributed nurses poor empathy experiences unemotional responses mental health nurses caused factors novelty insufficient information neutral evaluation consumers situation implications practice study results benefit researchers teachers clinicians administrators designing developing delivering empathy training packages mental health nurses improving empathy mental health nurses towards consumers dual diagnosis top priority healthcare leaders educators core curriculum containing holistic awareness biopsychosocial components dual diagnosis makes easier mental health nurses understand develop empathy towards consumers dual diagnosis future studies must address relationship attitude stress burnout compassion fatigue empathy among mental health nurses relation consumers dual diagnosis introduction lack evidence regarding mental health nurses empathy towards consumers dual diagnosis qualitative study aimed describe mental health nurses empathy towards consumers dual diagnosis australian mental health settings purposeful sampling interviews conducted 17 mental health nurses experience caring consumers dual diagnosis thematic analysis inductive approach used generate codes themes participant data report qualitative study adhered entreq guidelines four themes emerged challenges develop empathy consumers lack conducive attitude nurses towards consumers appraising consumers emotions accurately holistically responding appraised emotions findings indicated developing empathy towards consumers dual diagnosis complex task mental health nurses may struggle empathize consumers encountering confrontational situations interventional studies required address relationship mental health nurses attitudes stress burnout compassion fatigue empathy relation consumers dual diagnosis understanding mental health nurses emotional experiences differ similar challenging situation experienced consumers vital research strategies address empathy issues among mental health nurses could enhance nursing practice consumer care