Assessment Of Nurses' Knowledge About Ethical And Legal Issues Of Mental Health Nursing At Psychiatric Teaching Hospitals

Authors

  • Mohammed Bader Almotiry
  • Ahmed Ali Alqahtani
  • Amera Mussa Al Nime
  • Bader Fayyadh Alonezi
  • Naïf Ghazi Alotaibi
  • Hassan Ali Mohammed Khubrani
  • Nawaf Nasser Saad Alotaibi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/sfs.v10i6.2247

Keywords:

mental health nursing, ethical issues, legal issues, nurses' knowledge, psychiatric teaching hospitals, assessment

Abstract

This study aims to assess nurses' knowledge about ethical and legal issues in mental health nursing at psychiatric teaching hospitals. Ethical and legal considerations play a crucial role in the provision of mental healthcare, ensuring patient rights, and maintaining professional standards. Evaluating nurses' knowledge in this domain helps identify gaps and areas for improvement. The study utilized a cross-sectional design, collecting data through a questionnaire specifically designed to assess nurses' knowledge of ethical and legal issues in mental health nursing. The sample consisted of nurses working in psychiatric teaching hospitals. Data analysis involved descriptive statistics and inferential tests to examine the relationship between demographic variables and nurses' knowledge.

Author Biographies

  • Mohammed Bader Almotiry

    Nursing technician, Riyadh third health cluster

  • Ahmed Ali Alqahtani

    Nursing, Health control center at king khalid Airport

  • Amera Mussa Al Nime

    Nursing, Health control center at king Khalid International Airport

  • Bader Fayyadh Alonezi

    NURSING HEAITH ASSISTANT, Ministry of health

  • Naïf Ghazi Alotaibi

    Nursing Technician, Hit Health Center

  • Hassan Ali Mohammed Khubrani

    Nursing Technician, Imam abdulrahman al faisal hospital

  • Nawaf Nasser Saad Alotaibi

    Nursing specialist, Prince Salman bin Muhammad Hospital

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Published

2023-01-23