Comprehensive Analysis of Mental Health in Nursing: A Report

This report delves into the critical role of mental health within the field of nursing. It begins with an introduction highlighting the importance of nursing in healthcare, emphasizing its artistic and intellectual aspects. The main body of the report analyzes various literature sources, including articles discussing the impact of mental health on daily life, the importance of mental health as essential as physical health, the mental health and wellbeing of university students, the influence of diet on mental wellbeing, and the evaluation of mental health services. The report also addresses research questions related to mental health causes, such as neurotransmitters, genetics, and infections. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of preventative interventions and tailored assistance to those at risk, advocating for comprehensive mental health management strategies within nursing practice. The report references several books and journals to support its findings, offering a thorough overview of the current understanding of mental health in nursing.

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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Main Body.......................................................................................................................................3
Literature sources.........................................................................................................................3
Building better mental health.2021..............................................................................................3
Mental health as essential as physical health.2017......................................................................4
Mental Health and Well-Being of University Students: A Bibliometric Mapping of the
Literature......................................................................................................................................4
Food and mood: how do diet and nutrition affect mental wellbeing?.........................................5
Mental well-being: An important outcome for mental health services.......................................5
Evaluation of summary....................................................................................................................6
Inclusion of research questions........................................................................................................6
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

Introduction
The field of nursing is associated with providing care and help to people. Within 21st
century, it is seen that nursing is related to holding of health care of patients and providing them
effective care. This is a profession which includes high specification and always looking for new
challenges that are related to health. Nursing is also an artistic expression, requiring both a heart
and a mind. A fundamental regard for interior components and an intuition for a patient's needs
are at the heart. This is backed up more by intellect, which provides systematic core learning.
Since the registered nurse encompasses such a wide variety of specialties and diverse skills, each
physician may have unique talents, beliefs, and experience. Nursing is known as the profession
in which there is Having of acute care assessments to supplying inoculations. Nurses are well
positioned to take an all-encompassing perspective of a patient's health due to long-term
observation of their actions or experiences which are associated with the knowledge. This report
will include articles regrading mental health and how they are changing new world of nursing.
Main Body
Literature sources
Building better mental health.2021
This articles states that mental condition has an impact on how people think, feel, and act in
everyday situations. It also has an influence on the intention to deal with pressures, resolve
obstacles, form relationships, and rebound from losses and difficulties in life. Mental wellbeing
is more than simply the lack of mental health issues. Being stressful stable entails a lot more than
avoiding depression, anxiety, or other psychiatric problems (Calisher, (2020)). Mental wellbeing
refers to the existence of beneficial traits rather than the lack of mental illness. Anybody could
suffer from serious or mental health issues, and many will do so at some point in our lives. One
out of every five of us will be diagnosed with a mental illness this year. Despite the prevalence
of mental health issues, plenty of us make no attempt to change our condition. People tend to
fight things out by controlling themselves or self-medicating with drinks, narcotics, or self-
destructive habits. We bury our troubles in the hopes that no one will hear. Humans are hopeful
that our condition will change on its own over time.

Mental health as essential as physical health.2017
The human brain is truly amazing. It allows us to interpret, attempt to comprehend, and meld the
world around us through tissue folds and electrical pulses . (Konstam, (2017)). New findings are
unveiling the neuroscience behind how the mind works and struggles as research increasingly
maps the brain's diverse systems. Given the neural importance to human wellbeing, its
malfunctions should be prioritized, stigmatized, and handled as though they were disorders of the
body. We aren't quite there yet, but the process is well underway. Nearly 20% of American
adults suffer from psychiatric illnesses, with nearly 4% suffering from moderate impairment and
being known to possess significant mental disease. Treatment of mental illness has long been
hampered by the belief that emotional, cognitive, and behavioral problems are unjustified and
should represent personal vulnerability or bad life decisions. Not unexpectedly, there has been a
disconnect between the massive effect of mental disease and abuse on public health and our
society's insufficient attention to solving these issues. Here are three examples of how this can be
accomplished:
 Most emergency rooms are ill-equipped to deal with people who are experiencing mental
health problems.
 Mental disease and abuse are seen as exceptions to standard treatment rather than part of
it under most health plans.
 Despite a general cultural change to the right
Mental Health and Well-Being of University Students: A Bibliometric Mapping of the Literature
Certain fields of neuroscience that are less based on psychopathology, such as psychiatry,
psychoanalysis, sociology, and behavioural genetics, have made important contributions to the
field. Behavioural sciences recognize that mental wellbeing has a psychological foundation and
exists in a social context, and aim to emphasize spectrum theories to personal wellbeing despite
the variety of hypotheses, values, and theoretical frameworks to understanding psychological
state among these fields. To investigate the academic nature of the field, co-citation review of
publications was used. The units of study in this case were the dataset's articles, and the map
depicted co-citation connections between them (Overdijkink, (2018)). If a third journal cites
these two, they are considered co-cited. The better a pair of journals' co-citation partnership is,
the more times they are referenced by other journals. Theoretical and semantical grounds are
believed to be shared by often co-cited articles. As a result, in our analysis, groups of regularly

co-cited papers may be viewed as categories representing the basis of research on university
students' personal wellbeing or well.
Food and mood: how do diet and nutrition affect mental wellbeing?
Depression and diabetic are linked to the use of heavily processed carbohydrates. 5 The glycemic
index is a list of carbohydrate in foods based on how quickly they are inhaled, ingested,
metabolized, and thus affect blood glucose and insulin levels. In addition to the physical health
risks, diets with a low carbohydrate index and load (e.g., diets rich in processed carbohydrates
and sugars) can have a negative impact on psychological well-being; longitudinal literature
shows a connection between a rising dietary glycaemic index and the occurrence of depressive
symptoms. 6 Clinical experiments have also shown the possibility of a causal relationship. Diet,
in associated with genetic factors and antibiotic use, is a possibly modifiable factor of the gut
microbiome's complexity, community structure, and functionality during existence. For example,
a weakened mucus layer with or without increased intracellular water content can result in the
neurocognitive effects of the Western diet, as well as the potential mediating function of low
grade systemic oxidative stress (as discussed above). A “leaky gut” is a term used to describe a
reduction in the role of the gut membrane, which has been attributed to a “unhealthy” gut
microbiota as a result of a diet rich in saturated fats, refined sugars, and artificial sweeteners.
Mental well-being: An important outcome for mental health services
Psychopathology, anxiety, and diminished functioning are also characteristics of mental illness.
Medical illnesses (‘languishing') and mental well-being (‘flourishing') were argued to be
opposite ends of a common axis by Huppert 3 and others. However, further research has shown
that, although they are linked, mental illness and mental well-being are distinct phenomena.
Adjusting for comorbid mental illness has little impact on correlations with well-being ratings,
according to secondary review of evidence. Valid evaluation is needed for evaluating measures
to increase mental well-being of people with mental illness, but there is still insufficient data to
guide mental well-being evaluation in this sense. 2 This is a major impediment to research into
mental health and its underlying determinants in individuals with mental illnesses. 2 Since
mental quality of life is a state of good mental health, scales like the Warwick-Edinburgh
Cognitive Wellbeing Scale, the WHO-Five Well-Being Index (WHO-5) 6, and the Comfort with
Essential to continuously should have things that are favourably phrased.

Evaluation of summary
Mental wellbeing refers to how people think, behave, and respond when confronted by life's
challenges. Our mental wellbeing has an effect on how we deal with pressures, interact with
others, and make choices. Individuals' mental wellbeing has an impact on how they see
themselves, their families, and those in their lives. Mental health, as physical health, is critical at
all stages of life. Our mental health has an impact on every area of our lives, and it is a natural
part of our parental responsibility to protect our children's mental health. Caring for our children
on an emotional and physical level is essential to their everyday lives and freedom. People are
falling for mental health when they have to live within society with so many challenges. There
are different problems which individuals face while handling day to day activities. There are
different stages of mental health and wellbeing. It is very essential to manage the mental
wellbeing. There are some factors that have been the major stage of starting mental problems.
Some of these include the following –
 Genes and brain function are examples of biological causes.
 Trauma or violence are examples of life experiences.
 Mental wellbeing issues run in the family
 Mental health issues are widespread, but there is support those who suffer from
psychiatric illness
Inclusion of research questions
From the above analysis, it is analysed that mental health is caused by different actors. Some
biological factors are mentioned below –
 Neurotransmitters: An unnatural combination of special chemicals in the brain called
neurotransmitters has been attributed to mental disorders. Neurotransmitters are chemical
messengers that enable nerve cells in the brain to interact with one another. Messages can
not make it into the brain correctly if these hormones are out of control or not functioning
properly, resulting in mental disease symptoms.
 Heredity (genetics): Many mental disorders run in households, meaning that those with a
mental disease in their family are more likely to have one themselves. Susceptibility is
passed down through the generations through genes. Most mental disorders, according to
experts, are due to defects in many organs.

 Genetics (heredity): Often psychiatric disorders run in households, meaning that those
with a mental disease in their family are more likely to have one themselves.
Susceptibility is passed down through the generations through genes. Many mental
disorders, according to experts, are due to mutations of several chromosomes, not just
one. That is why someone can inherit a susceptibility to mental illness but not actually
cause it. Multiple genes and other causes, such as depression, violence, or a traumatic
experience, combine to affect or cause mental illness in people who have an inherited
vulnerability to it.
 Infections: Infections have been related to brain injury and the emergence or deterioration
of mental disease symptoms. For example, a disease known as paediatric autoimmune
neuropsychiatric disorder (PANDA) has been attributed to the occurrence of obsessional
disorder and perhaps other mental disorders and has already been linked to the Viral
infection.
Conclusion
From the above discussion, it is evaluated that mental health is a serious problem and it
should be properly focused in order to manage wellbeing of people. Mental wellbeing reduction,
also known as "public mental health," refers to attempts to deter mental health conditions from
arising in the first place. It's important to remember, though, that it may also extend to work that
helps people with and without psychological problems remain healthy. There are many forms of
preventative interventions that can be combined to allow cities to secure people while also
providing tailored assistance to those that are most at risk. Providing personalized assistance and
resources to people who are at a greater risk of mental health issues (either due to inherited
factors they were born with or interactions they have had). It is the way or method by which
there is need of avoiding and managing the targets and selective areas for managing the
treatment of pneumonia. It has been seen that there are different strategies used to manage the
victims of pneumonia. There is required for managing the work in associated with developing
the pneumonia development. Some of the assistance is provided to patients of the disease who
are going to manage the medical assistance. Tertiary counselling will be seen as separate from,
though complementary to, mental health care, which is often conducted out in group
environments instead of just acute care.

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Books and Journals
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Academic Cardiology Section Leadership Council of the American College of Cardiology.
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