Reporting Domestic Violence As a community mental health nurse (CMHN), I will reflect upon a critical incident that occurred with one of my clients, using the Gibbs reflective cycle (2017) I will refl

Reporting Domestic Violence As a community mental health nurse (CMHN), I will reflect upon a critical incident that occurred with one of my clients, using the Gibbs reflective cycle (2017) I will refl

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As a community mental health nurse (CMHN), I will reflect upon a critical incident that occurred with one of my clients, using the Gibbs reflective cycle (2017) I will reflect on my learning and development through this experience, highlighting how this has enabled me to become more effective in achieving desired practice.

Description of The Incident

There was a man aged fifty three years had mental related illness and regularly sought medication. I

Many a times, the doctors referred him to drug and alcohol services but on many occasions, he failed to show up.

On four separate occasions, he had been admitted to nearby mental health unit for intending to