Field of mental health nursing

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In the field of mental health nursing, the provision of informed trauma care is crucial, especially for adolescent patients. The practice gap lies in the inadequate integration of trauma-informed care principles in the treatment of adolescent patients within outpatient mental health clinics. Adolescents may experience unique challenges in expressing and coping with trauma, necessitating a targeted and informed approach (Adams et al., 2023). The lack of specialized training and education among staff in outpatient settings contributes to this practice gap, potentially hindering the overall effectiveness of mental health interventions for this vulnerable population.

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