• J Psychosoc Nurs Men · Apr 2014

    Mobile apps for psychiatric nurses.

    • Beth L Elias, Susanne A Fogger, Teena M McGuinness, and Katherine R D'Alessandro.
    • J Psychosoc Nurs Men. 2014 Apr 1; 52 (4): 42-7.

    AbstractMany health care professionals, including psychiatric nurses, are faced with increasing questions from patients about mobile applications (apps). The purpose of this article is to give psychiatric-mental health nurses (PMHNs) an overview of the world of mobile health and medical apps to answer their own questions as well as those of their patients. Mobile apps will continue to evolve; thus, this article will serve as a base for PMHNs to build knowledge and understanding to help their patients.Copyright 2014, SLACK Incorporated.

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