Tidal Model in Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing Practices

Abstract

The tidal model is an explanation for the care services offered in mental health and psychiatric nursing to the paradigm shift in illness-health axis. Using the Recovery approach in model construction, the attitude towards a mentally challenged individual is redefined independently of the diagnosis and treatment processes. The purpose of this article is to introduce the model and discuss its portability to the field of mental health and psychiatric nursing practice.

Keywords

• Psychiatric nursing,the Tidal model,nursing models

Ruh Sağlığı ve Psikiyatri Hemşireliği Uygulamalarında Gelgit Modeli

Abstract

Gelgit modeli, ruh sağlığı ve psikiyatri hemşireliğinde sunulan tedavi ve bakım hizmetlerini hastalık -sağlık ekseninde yaşanan paradigma değişikliğine bir açıklama niteliğindedir. Model yapısında Recovery (iyileşme) yaklaşımını kullanarak ruhsal sorunlu bireye yönelik tutumu sunulan bakımda değiştirerek tanı ve tedavi süreçlerinden bağımsız olarak yeniden tanımlar. Bu makalede amaç modelin tanıtılması ve ruh sağlığı ve psikiyatri hemşireliği uygulama alanlarına taşınabilirliğinin tartışılmasıdır.

Keywords

• Psikiyatri hemşireliği,gelgit modeli,hemşirelik modelleri

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