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→UK: Adding in a bit of info about the more recent pre-reg MSc options - https://www.uws.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/postgraduate-course-search/mental-health-nursing/ is just one example (summary's too small to include more)! It also applies to RNs. |
→UK: Just noticed this wasn't hugely specific about timescale, and also fixed some typographical and a grammatical error (masters > Master's). Removed "assessing clients" as this is within the RMN remit, and is not gained through ANP training. |
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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 Bachelor's degree level, or a 2 year training programme at Master's degree level, in common with other nurses. However, most of their training is specific to caring for clients with mental health issues.
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