Mental Health Nursing

About this course

Mental health nursing is a registered healthcare profession concerned with the assessment, care, and treatment of people experiencing mental health difficulties. Mental health nurses work with individuals across the full range of mental health conditions, including depression and anxiety, psychosis and bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and eating disorders, across community teams, inpatient settings, crisis services, and primary care. The role demands not only clinical knowledge but strong interpersonal and therapeutic skills: building trust with people who may be in significant distress is fundamental to effective mental health nursing. At the University of Chester, this programme includes a foundation year and a year abroad. The foundation year provides a grounding in the sciences and skills underpinning nursing before the clinical and academic demands of the main degree begin,

Where its graduates go

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