理学学士（荣誉）护理（精神健康）-包括国外年份

国外一年。在英国，多达三分之一的人一生中的心理健康存在问题。专长于心理健康，复杂而又苛刻的领域的护士与全科医生，精神科医生，心理学家及其他人士合作，以帮助护理患有精神疾病的患者。作为一名心理健康护士，您将重点关注与患有精神疾病的患者及其家人的治疗关系。您提供支持和治疗，以满足他们的身体，心理，社会，心理和精神护理需求。精神卫生护理最重要的是需要同情心，以关心与您一起工作的人。与许多古老的传统护理学校不同，在埃塞克斯，您将获得新鲜，现代且相关的护士教育计划，该计划已被纳入英国十大研究机构之一的大学中。您与当
As a mental health nurse, you focus on the therapeutic relationship with those with mental ill health, and with their families. You provide the support and treatment to meet their physical, psychological, social, mental and spiritual care needs. More than anything else, mental health nursing requires empathy, to care about the people you are working with. <br>Unlike many of the older, traditional nursing schools, at Essex you receive a fresh, contemporary and relevant nurse education programme. You work with local organisations to ensure that you gain the best experience possible during your time with us, and studying alongside other health professionals means that you also have the opportunity to gain expert knowledge from them.<br><br>Successful completion of our BSc Nursing (Mental Health) leads to eligibility to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) on the Professional Register as a Registered Mental Health Nurse allowing you to practise as a nurse in the UK.<br>The School of Health and Social Care is proud to work closely with our Service User Reference Group (SURG). SURG is made up of service users, carers, and volunteers who generously share their first-hand experiences of health and social care. We work collaboratively with SURG to design our courses to ensure that we truly are putting the needs of patients and clients at the heart of what we do. SURG are involved as part of our course application processes and often form part of our interview panels. This helps us to be confident that we are selecting the right applicants for the course and their future careers. SURG members also support the delivery of our teaching sessions and research activity, which means youll benefit from an insight into their lived experiences of living with a diagnosis, health condition, or circumstance.