Professor Dr. Jaime Mantesso

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Jaime Mantesso, RN, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the University of Regina. His research focuses on salutogenesis, mental health promotion, and social well-being. He advocates for immersive learning and durable skills within nursing education, contributing significantly to the development of transformative educational practices in health sciences. Mantesso has presented widely at international conferences, addressing themes related to the integration of salutogenic principles in health education. Additionally, he actively engages in research exploring the dynamics of mental health in children, using grounded theory methodologies to understand familial influences on children's mental health in Saskatchewan. His dedication to promoting mental health awareness extends to his participation in various webinars and community presentations, where he emphasizes the role of health practitioners in advancing mental health initiatives. Mantesso's scholarly work includes contributions to national conferences and peer-reviewed dissertations focused on nursing research methods, mental health partnerships, and community health practice. He is committed to enhancing nursing education by implementing innovative strategies that prioritize patient well-being and educational effectiveness.

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