This book offers comprehensive insights into the care of patients with bipolar disorder, covering both the manic and depressive phases. The book discusses the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment approaches for bipolar disorder, with an emphasis on nursing interventions. It provides strategies for managing medication, therapeutic communication, and crisis situations. The text also covers the psychological impact of bipolar disorder on patients and families, offering support strategies. This guide is crucial for psychiatric nurses working with patients managing the complexities of bipolar disorder.
Riley Everett is an authority on bipolar disorder in psychiatric nursing, offering insights into managing the complexities of this condition. His work explores pharmacological treatments, therapy options, and the role of nursing in bipolar disorder care. Riley has contributed to research on improving the quality of life for patients with bipolar disorder. As an educator, he equips nurses with the skills needed to manage bipolar patients effectively.