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Line 116: ===UK=== In the [[UK]] and Ireland the term ''psychiatric nurse'' has now largely been replaced with ''mental health nurse''. Mental health nurses undergo a 3-4 year training programme at ~~either diploma or~~ degree level ~~(Diploma courses are no longer available at most universities)~~, in common with other nurses. However, most of their training is specific to caring for clients with mental health issues. ANP (advanced nurse practitioners) - this requires completion of a masters programme. The role includes prescribing medications, assessing clients, being on call for hospital wards and delivering psychosocial interventions to clients

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