Introduction
The Psychiatric-mental Health Nursing major is centered on learning the basic concepts for the health promotion and maintenance, disease prevention, recovery and rehabilitation of patients related to mental health and disease, understanding human behavioral responses to one’s internal and external environment, and learning intervention methods based on theoretical grounds related to behavioral disorders. The courses offered in the Psychiatric-mental Health Nursing major are as follows.
| Undergraduate Program |
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing I, II Human Psychology and Behavior Health Communication Communication for Nursing Practice |
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| Graduate Program |
Advanced Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Seminar on Mental Health Research Psycho-social Nursing Intervention Seminar on Stress Related Research Nursing Research : Design & Analysis I |
| Graduate Program of Education of Education |
Seminar in Psychiatric Nursing Education Theoretical Foundations in Human Behavior |