Psychiatric Nursing

For psychiatric nurses in China, occupational stress was negatively associated with psychological resilience and state of mental health, according to a study published in BMC Psychiatry.

In this video, Pamela Wall, PhD, PMHNP, FAANP, clinical associate professor at the University of New Hampshire Department of Nursing, discussed the importance of maintaining in-person connections at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

In this video, Pamela Wall, PhD, PMHNP, FAANP, clinical associate professor at the University of New Hampshire Department of Nursing, discussed a presentation she gave at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

In this video, Lyons Hardy, MS, RN, P-MHNP, clinical assistant professor and concentration lead of the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing, discussed key takeaways she brought home from the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

In this video, Lyons Hardy, MS, RN, P-MHNP, clinical assistant professor and concentration lead of the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing, discussed a presentation she gave with a colleague at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

In this video, Lyons Hardy, MS, RN, P-MHNP, clinical assistant professor and concentration lead of the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing, discussed new ideas on structuring an inpatient psychiatric unit presented at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

In this video, Lyons Hardy, MS, RN, P-MHNP, clinical assistant professor and concentration lead of the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing, discussed the heavy focus on graduate education at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

Infusing diversity, equity and inclusion in educational systems can help address structural and cultural barriers and stigma in substance use disorder care, according to a presentation during the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

In a video interview with Healio, Lyons Hardy, MS, RN, P-MHNP, discussed a presentation on psychogenic nonepileptic seizures, or PNES, given at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference.

A highlight of nursing conferences, like the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference, is “seeing the perspective of the nursing model of care,” according to Lyons Hardy, MS, RN, P-MHNP.