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Mental Health and Well-Being Essentials Training for Healthcare Professionals

American Medical Compliance

The Mental Health and Well-Being Essentials Training for Healthcare Professionals teaches providers to recognize and manage common mental health issues in their field. By prioritizing mental health, providers can reduce burnout, improve job performance, and enhance patient care.

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Top Nursing Specialties for 2025

Diversity Nursing

GNPs specialize in managing chronic conditions, promoting healthy aging, and coordinating long-term care. Skills Required: Expertise in chronic disease management, communication, and family-centered care. Mental Health/Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Mental health remains a critical area of focus in healthcare.

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Mental Health Nursing Fast-Growing Field With Diverse Possibilities

Nurse.com

Unmet needs for mental health care is creating opportunities for nurses, both new and experienced, in multiple care settings. With the demand for mental health nurses, the possibilities are wide-open, well-paying — and impressively diverse. The demand for mental health nurses is clear.

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The Impact of Restorative Nursing on Patient Mobility and Independence

American Medical Compliance

This approach is particularly beneficial for individuals recovering from surgeries, strokes, or chronic conditions, as well as for elderly patients in long-term care facilities. Boosted Mental Health Restorative nursing helps patients regain confidence and a sense of purpose.

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Training Healthcare Teams in Restorative Nursing: Best Practices and Tools 

American Medical Compliance

Serving as a vital link between rehabilitation and long-term care, it empowers individuals to reclaim their autonomy and thrive in their daily lives. Enhance decision-making in restorative care planning.

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Preventing Resident-to-Resident Aggression Through Staff Training 

American Medical Compliance

Resident-to-resident aggression (RRA) is a growing concern in healthcare facilities, particularly in assisted living and long-term care settings. A study published in BMC Geriatrics found that out of 3,693 nursing staff surveyed (with a response rate of 60.1%), 88.8%

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The Key Principles of Restorative Nursing: What Every Provider Should Know 

American Medical Compliance

This approach is especially valuable for patients in long-term care, rehabilitation centers, and skilled nursing facilities , where maintaining function and preventing setbacks are critical. Social Workers and Psychologists Support emotional and mental health needs.