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Purpose:  It is important for undergraduate mental health nursing students to develop an understanding of what recovery means in contemporary mental health nursing in order to practise in accordance with current models of care.   However this concept can prove challenging for some.  This paper looks at one particular undergraduate mental health nursing course with the aim of evaluating how effectively recovery is embedded in the course. Methods:  Course material related to recovery and possible barriers to understanding of recovery, including both those contained in this particular undergraduate mental health nursing course and those which come from external factors, are discussed.  Results:  Ways to promote a better understanding of recovery-oriented mental health nursing care are suggested.  Conclusions:  To promote a greater understanding of recovery in mental health nursing there needs to be a better match between the consumer experience, educational materials provided in the course, tutor perspectives, student focus and assessment methods.

Conceptualising Recovery in Mental Health Nursing: A Word, A Journey or A Philosophy of Nursing Care?