Understanding non-psychiatric nurses’ experiences of caring for patients with mental-physical comorbidity: a descriptive phenomenological study
PurposeThis study aimed to explore non-psychiatric nurses’ experiences of caring for patients with mental-physical comorbidity, the challenges they encounter, and the factors shaping these experiences.DesignA descriptive phenomenological design was used, with data collected through face-to-face, semi-structured interviews.MethodsBetween March and April 2025, 20 registered nurses from…
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