An overview of the role and functions of a psychiatric consultation liaison nurse: an Australian perspective
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Auteurs : J. Sharrock ; B. HappellSource :
- Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing [ 1351-0126 ] ; 2001-10.
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- Administrative consultation, Australian perspective, Blackwell science, Brain injury, Case consultation, Centre, Current situation, Data collection, Data collection period, Demographic details, Disorder, Education sessions, Frequent intervention, Further information, General hospital, Greater understanding, Happell, Happell table, Health outcomes, Health service, Health staff, Human services, Ideal opportunity, Invisible skills, Largest number, Medical centre, Medical diagnoses, Mental health, Mental health nurse, Mental health nurses, Mental health nursing, Mental health nursing assessment, Mental health nursing profession, Mental health problem, Mental health problems, Mental health services, Minimum data, Neurological conditions, Nurse practitioner, Nurse practitioner project, Nursing, Other referrals, Other services, Pcln, Pcln position, Pcln role, Policy development, Practitioner, Psychiatric, Psychiatric consultation liaison nurse, Psychiatric consultation liaison nursing, Psychiatric diagnoses, Psychiatric nurse, Psychiatric nursing research, Psychiatric problems, Psychiatric services, Referral, Royal talbot rehabilitation centre, Sharrock, Sharrock happell, Specialist services, Spinal cord injury, Statewide evaluation team, Surgical history, Victorian nurse practitioner project, Zealand college.
Abstract
The role of the psychiatric consultation liaison nurse (PCLN) has increased substantially in popularity over the last few years. Despite the growth of this position, a paucity of literature regarding the role, functions and effectiveness of psychiatric consultation liaison nursing continues to exist. The current study was undertaken as part of the Victorian Nurse Practitioner Project. A significant aspect of this study concerned collection of data on the activities of the PCLN. This approach enabled an extensive and detailed profile of the PCLN to be formulated. The findings indicate that the PCLN provided a service to nursing, medicine and allied health in relation to patients experiencing mental health problems in the general hospital setting. Patients referred to the PCLN presented varied clinical features in terms of medical, surgical and mental health disorders. The PCLN performed a range of interventions. The results of this study make a significant contribution to address the current paucity of literature.
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