The effectiveness of advanced practice registered nurses as psychotherapists.
This article explores the effectiveness of advanced practice registered nurses as psychotherapists. Psychiatric/mental health (PMH) clinical nurse specialists (CNSs) possess the training, skills, and abilities necessary to provide effective psychotherapy. A case study is examined involving a client with obsessive-compulsive disorder who underwent psychotherapy by a PMH CNS graduate student. Evidence is presented that CNSs follow evidence-based procedures with effective outcomes.
Reasor
James E
JE
University of Virginia, Psychiatric/Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist Program, USA.
Farrell
Sarah P
SP
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