2021
DOI: 10.4236/health.2021.139069
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Innovative Techniques to Develop Educative Competitiveness in Adolescents’ Mental Health: Importance in Nursing Training

Abstract: Background: The challenge for nursing training highlights the priorities for knowing and attending current educational tendencies on adolescents and the university curriculum, required for a nurse professional to develop skills to reach success in health education. The aim was to establish the importance of nurse training by using innovative techniques to develop skills in adolescent mental health education. Methods: Qualitative and descriptive research with an exploratory approach. Six nurse students of 20 -2… Show more

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“…However, in recent years, there has been a worrying decline in college students' psychological health, as well as an uptick in their psychological issues and the emergence of extreme events brought on by these issues [ 2 ]. As a result, both the students themselves and society as a whole have suffered serious consequences [ 3 ]. Problems with a student's psychological health have a direct impact on that student's overall quality as a college student as well as their general ability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in recent years, there has been a worrying decline in college students' psychological health, as well as an uptick in their psychological issues and the emergence of extreme events brought on by these issues [ 2 ]. As a result, both the students themselves and society as a whole have suffered serious consequences [ 3 ]. Problems with a student's psychological health have a direct impact on that student's overall quality as a college student as well as their general ability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kitty Early adolescence is characterized by facing obvious physical changes, it is a process of mourn between childhood and adolescence, the expectancy is high and the reality overwhelming, since not always biological and psychological changes match which triggers maximized emotions, and these do not easily find a proper channeling and result in risky behaviors, such as self-lesions and suicide thoughts (Tapia-Pancardo et al, 2023;Vázquez Carrillo & Tapia Pancardo, 2021). When an adolescent exerts self-lesions, in very few cases its intention is to commit suicide, most of the times the adolescent is trying to modify the emotion that overwhelms it by producing pain taking out of reality; then, it is necessary to promote confrontation strategies to face stress in adolescents in different moments , as well as to develop emotional intelligence, social skills and resilience before the adverse events they cope day after day in different settings (Tapia Pancardo & Villalobos Molina, 2020), i.e., being personal, familial, scholar or social, this goal could be propelled by multidisciplinary teams at different scholar steps (from elementary to university) where the school nurse, the psychologist, or the social worker have an excellent field of action (Carapia-Fierro & Tapia-Pancardo, 2021;Gorostieta Tapia et al, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Several years ago learning was considered an activity where information receiver was passive, receptive and expectant about what the teacher indicated or taught as a law. However, as time passed by this concept of learning changed, and currently learning is a process of "give and receive" that requires permanent innovation [36]. Self-regulated learning must comprehend that it requires student activities to learn, because they are monitoring patterns related to goals and consider the produced advances, giving personal satisfaction and reaching the objective to increase motivation to better learning and eradicate school dropout [35] [36].…”
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confidence: 99%