Psychosocial Integrity
NCLEX-RN glossary · Psychosocial Integrity
Definition
A Client Needs domain weighted at 6-12% of the blueprint covering mental health, coping, and crisis intervention.
Psychosocial Integrity in plain English
Addresses the client's emotional and spiritual well-being as a mandatory component of holistic care. A common mistake is dismissing psychological distress as secondary when it directly impacts safety (e.g., suicide risk).
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