To assess patients presenting to the A+E department with mental health, psychological and SL misuse problems, including those who have deliberately self-harmed.
To devise and deliver interim management plans for these patients in the A+E department.
To liase with and refer on to hospital and community based mental health services, both within London and Maudsley NHS Trust and elsewhere.
To provide mental health nursing support to clients on the Clinical Decision Unit to ensure provision of an effective and efficient mental health service in A+E.
To provide on a roistered basis effective mental health assessments and intervention across a period.
2006-10-15 05:42:00
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answered by jiving 4
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I am a male nurse and I used to work in the ER and also on ambulances.Apart from getting a good training and learning a lot about emergency,just make sure you have got the right personality to cope with it.I mean,if you have to rescue an 8 year old child who has been run over by a truck,do you think you can stay calm and rational to do what you have to without causing maybe more damage?To work in that field the perfect match is to be very cold and sensitive at the same time.But it's not easy at all.
Good luck!
2006-10-15 05:41:09
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answered by Brenno 6
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Participates in and coordinates the planning, development, and implementation of clinical protocols in accordance with research parameters set out by the principal investigator.
Oversees the planning, scheduling, and implementation of day-to-day clinical activities and procedures, ensuring efficient workflow and adequate care and treatment of research subject.
Plans and carries out programs for the recruitment, screening, enrollment, and retention of clinical research subjects and/or volunteers; instructs subjects on treatment methods and protocol.
Establishes appropriate data collection systems and procedures, according to pre-established research protocol; coordinates and monitors the collection, processing, and recording of clinical data and/or specimen samples, as required by established study protocol.
Ensures that all clinical activities are carried out in accordance with established research protocol and within acceptable clinical procedure and safety standards.
Monitors and records patient response to treatment, and communicates study data and results to investigators; maintains complete source documentation and oversees the preparation of study activity reports for sponsors and various medical, legal and regulatory bodies, as appropriate.
Develops and/or coordinates the maintenance of records on medication dispensation and inventory usage during the course of the study; ensures confidentiality of subject records.
Provides collaboration and administrative coordination between investigators and ancillary departments, research subjects, sponsoring organizations, and/or regulating bodies.
Represents and promotes the objectives and activities of research studies to various internal and/or external constituencies, as appropriate.
Administers prescribed study medications, performs phlebotomy, monitors vital signs, and/or performs other specialized nursing procedures, as appropriate to the specific needs of the study and individual subjects.
May oversee and guide the work of other nursing and/or support staff engaged in study activities.
Performs miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
2006-10-15 05:47:41
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answered by roddur 2
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