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CARE: a framework for mental health practice.

M McAllister¹, K Walsh

¹School of Nursing, Department of Clinical Nursing, Griffith University, The University of Adelaide, Australia. M.McAllister@mailbox.gu.edu.au

Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

|February 1, 2003

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This study introduces the CARE framework for mental health nursing, enhancing patient care through containment, awareness, resilience, and engagement. This flexible approach helps clients manage conditions and find meaning in recovery.

Area of Science:

Nursing
Mental Health Care
Healthcare Frameworks

Background:

Existing nursing theories on care are often impractical for clinical settings.
There is a need for a more accessible and flexible framework for mental health nursing practice.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and present the CARE framework (Containment, Awareness, Resilience, Engagement) for mental health nursing.
To provide a practical tool for clinicians and carers to improve client support and recovery.

Main Methods:

The CARE framework is a product of the authors' combined theoretical and practical experiences as nurses and educators.
The paper details the framework and provides examples of its application in mental health practice.

Main Results:

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The CARE framework offers a strategic approach for clinicians to assist clients in understanding and managing their conditions.
It facilitates support for adaptation and coping, while also identifying and developing client strengths for recovery.

Conclusions:

The CARE framework provides a clear, flexible, and practical approach to mental health nursing care.
Implementing this framework can benefit clients, clinicians, and the broader mental health system.