1 review for Discussing Child and Adolescent Mental Health Nursing
Rated 4 out of 5
Dr. Laurence Baldwin –
Considering very few books have been written specifically about CAMH nursing it is surprising this one is not better known. It has a very specific slant, a post-modern critique of the role of nurses working in child and adolescent mental health, and takes a very theoretical view of the nursing process, which might be off-putting to some, but is actually full of insights and gems of knowledge, so deserves to be better known and appreciated by the nursing community.
Dr. Laurence Baldwin –
Considering very few books have been written specifically about CAMH nursing it is surprising this one is not better known. It has a very specific slant, a post-modern critique of the role of nurses working in child and adolescent mental health, and takes a very theoretical view of the nursing process, which might be off-putting to some, but is actually full of insights and gems of knowledge, so deserves to be better known and appreciated by the nursing community.