Describe the chosen individualas background and history to date.
2. Provide a formulation of the individualsa current psychological, physical and social needs at this time by selecting and using published therapeutic/theoretical approach/s.
3. Utilise the formulated assessment data from section 2 to provide a structure or guide the nursing care provided in :-
a. Critically determined identification of aims/goals
b. Appropriate and critically selected therapeutic nursing interventions
c. Exploration of the evaluation of care and clinical MDT review
4. Discuss the therapeutic efficacy of the current clinical environment or service where care is being provided. Analyse possible alternative service provision options and discuss whether they may or may not be more beneficial for the individual.
–
Added on 15.12.2014 07:07
THIS IS A LEVEL 6 ESSAY AND REFLECTION ACADEMIC WRITTING.
THIS ASSIGNMENT IS BASED ON A PATIENT SCENERIO AND YOU WILL HAVE TO DO AN EVIDENCE BASED CARE PLAN IN MENTAL HEALTH NURSING FOR THIS PATIENT.
YOU WILL ALSO HAVE TO DO A CASE FORMULATION THAT WILL USE A PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH TO DIAGNOSE THE PATIENT PROBLEM AND USE THE SAME APPROACH TO PLAN INTERVENTION.
IT IS A 1250 WORDS COUNT AND PLEASE DO USE HAVARD REFERENCING WITH MINIMUMOF 15 REFERENCS.
FIND THE SCENERIO HERE;
Case study 3 Musti s case study (Forensic)
PRESENTING SITUATION
Musti is a 23 year old Turkish Cypriot man who is currently admitted into a forensic unit. This is his first contact with the mental health services and he is currently being place on section 2 of the mental health act (MHA, 1983) amended (2007). The situation leading to the current admission is mainly because of aggressive and violent behaviour as it was reported that Musti was initially arrested by the police for a public order offence as he was seen punching a glass of panel at a bus stop. Officers thought that Musti was under the influence of alcohol or drugs, so he spent the night in custody on constant observations. Musti was due to be released and picked up by his uncle the following day and when his uncle arrived Musti became agitated and aroused and tried to punch him, according to his uncle who had seen him one week before reported this was was entirely new behaviour. Whilst Musti was in the cell, he was observed to be behaving bizarrely by standing to attention, crying, pacing up and down his cell and attempting to hug female officers and this presentation led to a mental health act assessment.
During the assessment Musti appeared agitated and perplexed seemingly to be responding to external stimuli. On occasions he would appear to be preparing to fight by expanding out his chest, breathing heavily and giving prolonged stares he seemed to be distress by something. Following the assessment, Musti started to kick the wall and punch himself in the face. A police officer attempted to de-escalate the situation but this initiated a scuffle and resulted in him being physical restrained by six officers. It was reported that just after this incident, Musti was shouting out shoot me and kill me , currently presents as floridly psychotic.
He was considered to be suffering from a mental illness with the risk of violent and aggressive behaviour so he was detained under section 2 of the mental health act (1983) for assessment. Musti was transferred to a triage ward where he was assessed but his behaviour became unmanageable he was presenting as aggressive towards other patients and staff and this was why he was subsequently referred to forensic services.
Patient s Family Background
Musti grew up in Cyprus and has an older sister who is engaged and lives with her fiance. Both parents are still together and report good health. There was no report of first degree relatives with any mental illness but his mother s sister had an acute psychotic episode twenty years ago but had fully recovered and had not had an episode since.
Past Psychiatry History
PLACE THIS ORDER OR A SIMILAR ORDER WITH NURSING HOMEWORK HELP TODAY AND GET AN AMAZING DISCOUNT
