Improve Your Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Skills NOW

Improve Your Initial Psychiatric Evaluation Skills NOW

A huge component of our jobs as Psych Nurse Practitioners is to properly assess, diagnose and treat patients appropriately.

As Psych NPs, we must properly conduct psychiatric evaluations.

In this video, I go over 5 tips to help you improve your initial psychiatric evaluation skills.

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[monbebe]

Very informative! Would you consider making a mock video on an intial eval or how you teach your patients sleep hygiene, nutrition and exercise tips

[theblackpsychnp]

Thanks for the good advise! I’ll be graduating in 9 months as a PMHNP. Your advice is practical and focused. 👍🏾

[avyo.r]

I listen to you and subscribed. Psychiatry is beast because we have to figure out a care plan with our patients/ family/. loved one. Thank you for sharing your experiences on this video.

[constanceokpara]

Thanks so much for this video. I really enjoyed it.

[kimlec]

The late RD Laing told his patients : You are having a sane response to an insane situation.

[evelcustom]

Would love a video on effective time management in your appointments and fast yet meaningful note writing

[ginaashman]

Thank you! Such important information. Well taught😊

[constance]

Thank you Thepsychdude. That was wonderful.

[kimlec]

Actually, evaluating/judging/ diagnosing are what can totally destroy a person.

[arescat]

This is really helpful because im trying to become an add. Psychiatrist.

[mistygoodwill]

How about a video on how to be the patient, and appear like a normal person

[adjappleton]

Very insightful- puts together big picture focus

[craigkutschke]

Hey Psych Dude, Can you do a video on the typical GPA and experience needed to be a good applicant for PMHNP programs? Could you give us an idea of what you think the average GPA/experiences were in your class? Is it possible to get in as a BSN grad without experience? 
Thanks!