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Future proof mental health nursing: fundamental care in a recovery-oriented perspective

People with complex psychiatric problems often go through a long and challenging recovery process. Nurses play a key role in supporting this recovery, but little is known about which elements of essential, day-to-day nursing care contribute most to it.

Aim

This research line investigates and strengthens essential, recovery-oriented nursing in mental health care. It addresses urgent challenges in practice, such as increasing care demands and the outflow of professionals. 

Approach

We apply multiple research methods, combining scientific evidence with insights from practice. Nurses, patients, and researchers work closely together throughout the line of research. 

Expected results

The line of research delivers practical tools for care, research, and education, and lays the foundation for a future-proof mental health nursing practice through sustainable collaboration in the field of essential, recovery-oriented care.

Features

  • Project number:
    10040072510030
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    2026
    2030
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  • Project lead and secretary:
    dr. R.M. Collard PhD
  • Responsible organisation:
    Radboudumc

Nursing and care

Nurses, nursing specialists and carers are a vital link in the chain of disease prevention, care and support. That is why we invest in knowledge for and among these healthcare professionals. Read more about our activities.