Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice

Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice brings you updates on recent research within mental health nursing and dives into all things mental health nursing practice.

Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice is a health podcast hosted by Jenny Hamilton, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jenny Hamilton hosts Mental Health Nursing Now: Evidence and Practice, a health show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  Recovery in the Courts: A Conversation with Teri Ekanayake

  Aug 16, 202533 minS2

  <p>Join me as I sit down with Teri Ekanayake to explore her remarkable journey in mental health nursing which began in England and has led to her current role as Nurse Manager of a Mental Health Court in Australia.</p><p>From bedside care to the courtroom, Teri reveals how her international experience and diverse clinical background prepared her for leadership in this innovative field. She shares insights into the critical importance of therapeutic jurisprudence and discusses how communities should support and invest in these transformative services. </p><p>In this conversation, we explore the intersection of healthcare and...

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  Episode #5

  Advancing Mental Health Nursing: A Conversation with Professor Rhonda Wilson

  May 28, 20251h 5mS2

  <p>In this episode, come and sit with Professor Rhonda Wilson, Professor of Mental Health Nursing and President of the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses. Professor Wilson shares her story of entering into nursing to leading the peak professional body for mental health nurses in Australia. </p><p>As a Wiradjuri descendant and passionate advocate for cultural safety, Professor Wilson describes how we can develop cultural competency beginning with curiosity and courteousness.</p><p>This episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of clinical practice, research excellence and professional advocacy within mental health nursing.</p><p><br></p><p>...

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  Episode #4

  Safewards: A Conversation with Geoff Brennan

  Apr 11, 20251h 3mS2

  <p>Join me as I chat with Geoff Brennan, Safewards Clinical Supervisor, to talk about the Safewards modeland its implementation. Geoff is a dedicated dual trained Mental Health and Learning Disability Nurse from Northern Ireland, with over thirty-five years clinical practice experience. Geoff was involved in the initial Safewards Randomised Control Trial and has continued to deliver training and presentations onSafewards internationally. </p><p>Geoff’s passion for consumer involvement and improved relationships between mental health nursesand those we care for is evident. Having previously ran a service user founded charting “Bright”, he continues to advocate for allyship between nurses and pa...

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  Episode #3

  Women's health advocacy to action: A conversation with Dannielle Orifici

  Mar 10, 202538 minS2

  <p>Join me as I sit down with Dannielle Orifici, a distinguished nurse leader and Co-Director for Women's Health, Genetics and Mental Health at the Women and Newborn Health service in Perth, Western Australia. </p><p>Dannielle shares her stories from her nursing journey and provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of women's healthcare.</p><p>Dannielle's extensive experience spans various acute mental health services across the North Metropolitan Health Service. With a postgraduate degree in Leadership and Management and her role as a Justice of the Peace, she brings a unique perspective to her advocacy work for women's...

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  Episode #2

  From Emergency Department to Nurse Practitioner: A Conversation with Carrie Merrick

  Feb 5, 202548 minS2

  <p>Join Jenny Hamilton in a conversation with Carrie Merrick, an experienced mental health nurse who recently completed her nurse practitioner course. With 24 years of clinical practice, Carrie shares her journey from emergency department and mental health liaison to private practice. Through her career Carrie shares how mentors and colleagues supported her growth throughout her career and discusses her passion for paying this forward and inspiring the next generation of mental health nurses. Through her experiences and vision for the future, Carrie offers insights into how mental health nurses can develop their practice and create meaningful change in healthcare.</p>

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