Experimental matrix of organizing independent nursing process in a psychiatric hospital

The article presents an experimental experiment on developing an independent nursing process in working with psychiatric patients, including: developing relevant documentation in electronic and paper form; forming an experimental team of nurses for practical testing of the developed matrix of an independent nursing process based on a comprehensive study of the problems of a psychiatric patient; training psychiatric nurses in mastering the developed matrix; testing this methodology in the conditions of the tuberculosis department of a psychiatric hospital; analysis of the effectiveness of the developed methodology of autonomous nursing intervention based on a comprehensive study of the difficulties of individuals of the studied category; implementation of the methodology in the treatment process of the department; monitoring the results of the effectiveness of the latest development of an autonomous nursing process for the analysis of long-term results and improvement. The purpose of this study was to create a new method for a comprehensive analysis of problems and their solutions in patients with mental disorders. Results. The decisive problems of patients with mental disorders were identified. A special team of nurses was formed to implement the experimental study in their work activities. The staff received appropriate training briefings, explained the goals and objectives of the experiment. Implementation of an innovative matrix for organizing independent nursing interventions in the practical activities of mid-level medical personnel of a psychiatric profile. An analysis of the effectiveness of the experimental process was made. Conclusion. The development and implementation of innovative mechanisms for improving the psychiatric nursing process has a productive moment. The proposed matrix has a comprehensive effect on the block of mental, physical and social problems of the patient, which solves a number of pressing issues and increases the productivity of nursing activities in psychiatry. This allows saving human resources, which is important in the age of a catastrophic shortage of medical personnel. Also of great positive significance is the achieved reduction of time and economic costs when working with psychiatric patients, which effectively solves the difficulties they encounter, mainly of a physical and mental nature.