Schizophrenia Nursing Interventions: Evidence-Based Practices Report
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This report presents an analysis of evidence-based nursing interventions for schizophrenia, focusing on three key areas: psychosocial interventions, therapeutic relationships, and indigenous health practices. The first intervention discussed is the effectiveness of psychosocial education for the families and communities of schizophrenia patients, which aims to improve treatment adherence and reduce symptoms. The second intervention emphasizes the importance of a therapeutic relationship between the nurse and patient, based on Peplau's interpersonal theory, to foster healing and self-repair. Finally, the report highlights the use of spiritual elements in indigenous health practices to improve patient engagement and adherence to treatment routines. The report draws upon research by Wai Tong Chien, Anabela Pereira, and Kylee Swift, providing a comprehensive overview of current approaches to schizophrenia treatment and patient care.
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