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The instructions and questions for the exam 'nursing management of patients with a severe or chronic mental illness ii' for the bachelor of nursing science (psychiatric) module (nu326) held in semester 1, 2008/2009. The exam consists of three questions, each carrying equal marks, and candidates are expected to answer three of them. The questions cover topics such as engagement with service users, health strategy documents, adherence to medication treatment, psychiatric diagnosis, and risk management.
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Exam Code(s) 3NG Exam(s) Bachelor of Nursing Science (Psychiatric) Module Code(s) NU Module(s) Nursing Management of Patients with a Severe or Chronic Mental Illness II Paper No. Repeat Paper NO External Examiner(s) Dr Eddy McCann Internal Examiner(s) Ms Agnes Tully * Instructions: Ms Sheila Counihan Mr Andrew Hunter Ms Fionnuala Jordan You are expected to answer Three (3) questions Use a separate answer book for each section. All questions carry equal marks. You are expected to support your answers by referring to relevant literature appropriate to your discipline Duration 3 Hours No. of Pages 2 Department(s) School of Nursing and Midwifery Course Co-ordinator(s) Ms. Agnes Tully Requirements : MCQ Handout Statistical Tables Graph Paper Log Graph Paper Other Material
Page 2 of 2 Contd. overleaf Answer THREE (3) of the following questions
1. Discuss the concept of ‘Engagement with Service Users’ outlining some of the strategies that you, as a mental health nurse, can use to facilitate better working with people who have enduring mental health problems (100%)