MH Flashcards
Miklowitz et al.,
2003 studied what?
Persons with bipolar disorder & family
Peterson et al.,
1998 studied what?
Women with binge eating disorder
Hebert et al.,
2003 studied what?
Caregivers of persons with dementia
Russell et al.,
1999 studied what?
Parents of children with intellectual disability
Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act was passed in what year?
1992
What is the criteria of the Act?
An abnormal state of mind shown by
delusions or disorder of mood, perception,
volition or cognition; and
• This abnormal state of mind means that
either:
– there is a serious danger to the person’s health
and safety, or the health and safety of another
person; or
– the ability to care for self is seriously reduced
What is the five exclusions of the Act?
Political, religious or cultural beliefs • Sexual preference • Criminal behaviour • Substance abuse • Intellectual disability
How many rights are there for formal patients under the Act?
11
What does NASC stand for and what do they do?
Needs Assessment Service and Coordination organisation. They assess the level of care needed for elderly or disabled people.
What is pyschoeducation?
It is the education offered to individuals with a mental health condition and their families to help empower them and deal with their condition in an optimal way.
Rehabilitation replaced the phrase of:
'’physical reconstruction of the disabled”
Red Cross Institute for the Crippled and Disabled
established in what year?
1917
When was the first rehabilitation nursing book published?
1951
In the models of care, what is the individual model based on?
Based on medical model
• Social model is based on what? (in regards to rehabilitation)
focus on improvement – consideration of barriers in society (i.e. Social determinants of health)