Melodie A Kabanuk Dohm, Linda S Hammonds, Princess Gehyigon-Wallace
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Costly Consequences: Increasing Medication Adherence to Support Mental Health Stability.
Forty-nine percent of mental health patients exhibit medication non-adherence, with associated risk for mental health instability. Medication non-adherence can contribute to poor treatment outcomes, aggravation of diseases, and increased occurrences of adverse medical events that costs the United States billions of dollars annually. The overarching aim of this quality improvement project (QIP) was to increase medication adherence to support mental health stability among patients ages 18-65 years at an outpatient mental health clinic in the Midwestern United States. The project incorporated the Medication Adherence Rating Scale (MARS) instrument and shared decision-making (SDM) intervention to assess for increased medication adherence after SDM. This QIP illustrated the positive impact of SDM on MARS scores and empowerment of patients to participate actively in treatment decisions through shared responsibility between patients, providers, and health-care systems.
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Creative Nursing is an issue focused journal, unique in its recognition of the values inherent in the nursing profession. Excellence and professionalism are not exclusive to any one discipline or specialty, and the editors of Creative Nursing are dedicated to developing nursing leaders at all levels and in all settings. Today"s health care institutions need creative and innovative solutions. Nurses need to think creatively, to experiment, to take risks, and to innovate. Creative Nursing promotes best practices in all aspects of caring--caring for self, patients, families, colleagues, and communities.
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