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Nursing Professional Practice Model
MSAMHS Nursing staff work with members of a multidisciplinary team to provide support and care for a diverse population who are experiencing issues relating to mental illness or substance use.
Our nursing staff provide services to people across the age spectrum from child and youth to older persons. Services are provided in a range of settings based on the needs of the consumer.
The MSAMHS PPM is a statement of commitment to improving nursing development, pride, partnership and participation. It highlights the values that our nurses have said they want to be known for and how these values underpin our everyday practice.
The PPM is a result of extensive consultation and collaboration with our staff.
Nursing Professional Practice Model
Last updated 25 June 2020
Last reviewed 16 June 2020
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