Nurses’ Coping Strategies When Caring for Mental Health Care Users Diagnosed with Substance Use Disorders
Caring for Mental Health Care Users (MHCUs) diagnosed with Substance User Disorders (SUDs) is challenging and demanding as nurses reported that these users are untrustworthy. This leaves the nurses emotionally and physically drained. Some of these MHCUs are violent, aggressive, suicidal or homicidal...
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IntechOpen
2022
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