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Cyberbullying: implications for the psychiatric nurse practitioner
Lindsey M Carpenter1, Grace B Hubbard
1Foothills Consulting Associates, Shelby, NC, USA.
Purpose:
The purpose of this article is to inform and educate psychiatric nurse practitioners about the pervasiveness of the rapidly increasing problem of cyberbullying.
Review Of Literature:
As more children and adolescents obtain access to the Internet, mobile devices, and social networking sites, the exposure to bullying in the virtual format increases. Cyberbullying is a growing public health concern and can affect mental health and school performance. Cyberbullying often results in a range of psychiatric symptoms and has been linked to suicide attempts and completions.
Conclusions:
The psychiatric nurse practitioner is uniquely prepared to provide a range of interventions for patients, families, and communities who have experienced cyberbullying.
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