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Mil Med ; 163(6): 353-7, 1998 Jun.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-9640028

RESUMEN

Joint military humanitarian missions provide challenges and rewards for mental health nursing not found in the garrison mission. A primary challenge is to develop and implement programs that benefit the various populations inherent in such missions. During Operation Sea Signal, several programs, such as migrant adult day treatment, halfway house, outreach, and inpatient, led to the overall enhancement of mental health nursing care for the Cuban and Haitian migrants. It also gave the participating mental health nursing team of professionals and enlisted technicians the opportunity to develop their nursing expertise and sensitivity in a culturally diverse situation.


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Servicios de Salud Mental , Enfermería Militar , Servicios de Enfermería , Migrantes , Cuba , Centros de Día , Haití , Humanos , Estados Unidos
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