Welcome to the “Psych NP cast: A podcast made specifically for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP) and their peers. This is a show produced by PMHNPs for PMHNPs. Our show will cover the vast conversation of psychiatric care as nurse practitioners (PMHNPs). We will talk about practice operations, evidence-based clinical care, modern patient needs, cultural needs, and more. Here we define what it truly means to be a PMHNP; sharing our experiences with others, and helping foster a community within psychiatric patient care.
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Welcome to the “Psych NP cast: A podcast made specifically for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP) and their peers. This is a show produced by PMHNPs for PMHNPs. Our show will cover the vast conversation of psychiatric care as nurse practitioners (PMHNPs). We will talk about practice operations, evidence-based clinical care, modern patient needs, cultural needs, and more. Here we define what it truly means to be a PMHNP; sharing our experiences with others, and helping foster a community within psychiatric patient care.
Certainly, not all of our shows will be about the LGBTQ+ community but since we're coming out with our 1st episode it made sense to talk to John Sovec, an expert in coming out as a teen. Ed, (our host) and John talk about the coming out process and how mental health professionals, such as PMHNPs, can better understand and support the patients of all ages who struggle with coming out the 1st time and every time.
Welcome to the “Psych NP cast: A podcast made specifically for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP) and their peers. This is a show produced by PMHNPs for PMHNPs. Our show will cover the vast conversation of psychiatric care as nurse practitioners (PMHNPs). We will talk about practice operations, evidence-based clinical care, modern patient needs, cultural needs, and more. Here we define what it truly means to be a PMHNP; sharing our experiences with others, and helping foster a community within psychiatric patient care.
