The primary goal of treatment is to minimize the impact of ADHD symptoms on patient function while maximizing the patient's ability to compensate or . For most people, the ultimate long-term goal of treatment is to overcome depression symptoms and achieve a state of remission (an end to serious, noticeable symptoms). Knowledge of the multiple medical, neurological and psychiatric disorders that underlie cognitive complaints in adults. Target Date: 10/1/2014. There are numerous processes organizations can put in place and technologies that can be used to help reduce medication errors. For each, write down the medication name, prescribed dose, and prescribed frequency. Learn about the range of medication options for patients with severe mental illness, and what medications are likely to be most effective in diminishing particular symptoms. Can manage menstruation "prep" and awareness, as in, has tampons or pads in her backpack most of the time, so as not to get caught off guard. 3. Whether through a call, email, or use of an automated system that provides instructions, condition- and medication-specific questions, and/or information from their clinician(s), such proactive follow up can help identify regimen adherence issues early and keep patients on a road to recovery. the various presentations of depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, and adjustment disorders and other disorders mentioned above, and how to differentiate among them. By taking extra caution to administer medications correctly, this honorable obligation will always be within, As a student, one of my competency to achieved to become a professional nurse is medication administration. PGY-3 residents spend twelve months in the General Clinics. xZ6)("JdE"(c :6Nt$JEEJpa>:Q"Qe]IW%Ue955'JO'MB|? i=6|H8W A recognized best practice following discharge is an appointment with primary care practitioners (PCPs), preferably within one week of discharge. While errors remain, the objective of reducing inaccuracies among primary nursing staff was achieved by, Alternatively, in an emergency, urgent and acute prescribing circumstances, supplementary prescribing is not suitable because the clinical management plan needed to be agreed in-between Independent Prescriber, Supplementary Prescriber and the patient before prescribing (DOH, 2006). A complete and accurate medication list is the foundation for addressing medication reconciliation and medication management issues. Prepare a complete and accurate medication list with the patient. Here are three worthwhile medication management goals to set for your organization. Knowledge of interactions between drugs used in mood disorders treatment, as well as interactions with drugs used for common medical disorders. }8yek{EN'p\>[/4+cje*,667 end4I0 l|FU1eDz9Lh'-nW[5|=gqBB/d(t[w!kR0[Hl~#5T+yw/Va_G>_TkY&}^/nanQq X|73G@(;QI4G/mv0jF;Rh?`)So\K=w=y3rO5 (p)F'jO[=nzoWl^. b.Ask the patient what the medication is for and document why the patient takes it. Medication Management and Occupational Therapy. M1- Discuss how organisational policies and procedures are influenced by legislation and guidelines with regard to the administration of medicines. Atomoxetine (Strattera) is currently the only non-stimulant approved by the FDA for the treatment of ADHD in adults (FDA-Approved Non-Stimulant Medications for Adult ADHD). Implementing a no blame policy for reporting medication errors, and providing nurses with the knowledge and training to report medication errors will result in an increase of medication errors reported. Non-measurable goal Patient will be less isolated. Management Goals and Objectives", November 1981, Management Review (AMA Forum)Management Review (AMA Forum) zS.M.A.R.T. There is not enough research to conclude what type, intensity, or duration is best. Respect for the patient's and the family's stress during the evaluation and treatment of cognitive disorders in older and middle-aged individuals. It lacks the abuse potential of stimulants and is not a controlled Schedule II drug. The following Goals and Objectives apply to all psychotherapeutic modalities. Integrate recent advances in antiretroviral management into the care of heavily treatment-experienced patients, including both those with detectable viremia and those with virologic suppression on suboptimal older regimens . competency to stand trial, suitability for conditional release following a successful insanity plea, psychological damages in civil cases, etc. 9 SMART Goal Examples for Occupational Therapy 1. Information card that can be provided to patients along with an appointment reminder before the appointment. Respect for the patients and the family's' stress during evaluation and treatment, Willingness to seek supervision for all treatments, especially those which engender strong countertransference responses, Respect for the members of the treatment team and their differing roles. While achieving this goal may seem unrealistic, any goal other than zero would suggest a willingness to accept some medication errors. And yet thousands of deaths every year are attributable to adverse drug events (ADEs). Handout 9 - Medication Therapy Management (MTM) and Part D What do MTM pharmacists do? Advantages and risks of typical and atypical antipsychotic medications, in particular: learn to identify and treat tardive dyskinesia in its earliest stages. Yvonne, your post was extremely intriguing to me as a community health department is not an environment I have had the privilege of experiencing. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. Currently, two classes of FDA-approved medications are used for ADHD treatment: stimulant and non-stimulant. Care should be taken to limit access to large quantities of medications and to avoid development of benzodiazepine dependence. Simple list that is used by practice staff who engage with the patient and/or family member during preparation and is then used for medication reconciliation. An official website of the Department of Health and Human Services, Latest available findings on quality of and access to health care. This would alert the nurse that all the residents were getting their medication at the same time, which is impossible. No medication has been demonstrated to be effective in alleviating amphetamine withdrawal, but some medications may be useful with some symptoms. Unfortunately, statistics show that about half of all patients do not take their medications as prescribed. h It also includes behavioral rehearsal, behavioral practice, and role-playing. GENERAL OBJECTIVES Identify the patient's goals and aspirations and relate these to treatment outcomes to increase treatment adherence. Curative. The Anxiety Disorders Clinic provides consultation and treatment on treatment-refractory cases that are often referred from the Department, Hospital, and community. Checklist for staff to provide a quick reference for the steps to creating a medication list with a patient or family member. Referrals are received from all Medical Center specialties and from local as well as regional geographic areas. I have also read about methods of administration which some literature provides evidence of 5Rs and others give as much as 10RS. Rockville, MD 20857 endobj Exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, and should be recommended for both health and possible ADHD benefits. By using this system it eliminates mistakes or errors due to illegibility, dosage and frequency as this system would alert the prescribers for attention. Here are three worthwhile medication management goals to set for your organization. As for private hospital we do practice cost saving and by recommending this system my organization would be able to achieve cost saving as well as incentives and improved efficiency in delivering high quality and safe care for our patients. With that said, another goal should be to reduce the number of medication errors month over month, quarter over quarter, year over year, always keeping that zero goal as motivation for improvement. It includes guidance on an extensive range of medication management-related matters and provides valuable tips and tools that can elevate the performance of medication management programs. This clinic is run by Jon Grant, M.D. Knowledge of complete and detailed neurological and psychiatric assessments needed for the evaluation of adults with cognitive disorders. 3. is a model for writing goals and objectives and has been used in business, management, project management and for writing personal goalsmanagement and for writing personal goals. Goals: . Some people report small changes in hyperactivity and impulse control within two weeks, but it may take 4 to 8 weeks for the drug to achieve maximum effectiveness. Clinical Guidelines for Withdrawal Management and Treatment of Drug Dependence in Closed Settings. become aware of risk factors and clinical significance for the metabolic syndrome and the means of preventing it. <> It should provide patients with steps they should take if they have questions or concerns about adherence. Do the facility employ process to assure nurses are checking the medication in order to avoid the administration of an incorrect drug or dosage? I have noticed some errors that needs to back up all the time. Residents must be able to provide patient care that is compassionate, appropriate and effective for the treatment of health problems and the promotion of health. Collaboration with referring clinicians/professionals and clinical psychologists. endobj Recognize and tolerate one's uncertainties as a trainee in psychotherapy, Recognize, contain and make therapeutic use of countertransference, Maintain a therapeutic alliance in the face of transference distortions, using concepts of neutrality, abstinence, empathy, and support in an appropriate manner, Manage termination issues within the context of a psychodynamic psychotherapy, Understand and develop a therapeutic alliance with the patient, Recognize a variety of forms of therapeutic alliances including negativistic ones, Recognize and attempt to repair disturbances in the alliance, Listen to nonjudgmentally and with openness, Facilitate the patient talking openly and freely, Empathize with the patient's feeling states, Communicate appropriately with others treaters within the Department of Psychiatry, Communicate appropriately with the patient's permission with referring physicians, and others outside the Department of Psychiatry, Recognize and describe (to the supervisor) one's own affective response to the patient, Establish an educational alliance with the supervisor, Incorporate material discussed in supervision into the psychotherapy, Establish a therapeutic alliance with the patient, Identify the precipitating event (stressor) and the patient's reactions to, Identify history of the patient's usual coping mechanisms facilitate the patient's expression of emotions, Normalize the patient's emotional reactions to the event in the setting of crisis, when appropriate, Focus the therapy on the precipitating crisis, Actively listen to the patient to enhance understanding, Help the patient develop adaptive coping mechanisms and identify additional sources of support, Identify patient strengths and to reflect these back to the patient, Establish achievable therapeutic goals with the patient, Rapidly obtain collateral information where appropriate, Know community resources and be able to make timely and safe dispositions, Identify and effectively begin treatment with a suitable patient for psychodynamic psychotherapy, Link present to past as demonstrated by understanding the patient's present pattern of thought, feelings, action, and relationship in terms of his or her past personal experience, Identify and respond appropriately and flexibly to a variety of defenses in the clinical setting, Effectively confront, clarify and interpret previously preconscious and unconscious material in the therapeutic setting, Facilitate the discovery of latent meaning of clinical material (e.g. The resident will evaluate, diagnose and treat patients with: The resident will demonstrate knowledge of: The resident will understand and provide the psychiatric care of transplant patients before, during, and after their surgery. Knowledge of the types and indications for various neuropsychological tests and their interpretation. The initial phase (crash) of withdrawal syndrome occurs as the stimulant effects wear off. Identify the specific sequence of activity in which a medication habit can realistically be embedded. Initial and follow-up treatment (both pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic) of anxiety disorders, including strategies for choosing a new treatment based on the previous treatment history and presentation of the patient; Familiarity with the literature related to the effectiveness of these treatment approaches, including newly emerging evidence-based medical practices. The goal of this activity is to put ourselves in the patients shoes to get an idea about how patients adhere to their regimens in the real world. 0Sb , C%aaC71I8]N#EXBX2:z~r. 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Management Approach and Treatment Options. ), Suicidal or homicidal ideationsSubstance use or dependence, Extreme psychosocial stressors or recent traumatic events, Atypical presentation if presentation as brand-new symptoms this is not ADHD; even if not diagnosed as a child the symptoms must concur, Poor or no treatment effect after repeated medication adjustments. Residents will have a unique opportunity to gain an understanding of the concept of suffering and of compassion (suffering with). project a sense of optimism, and promote independence without unnecessarily placing patients at risk of further disappointment. Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, United States. The results of this analysis should be used to identify opportunities for improvement. educate and provide therapeutic interventions and care coordination to best meet client treatment . It should provide helpful resources that can assist with overcoming cost challenges, filling and refilling prescriptions, and sticking to a schedule that can grow in complexity with the addition of new medications. Basic Clinical Skills 5600 Fishers Lane The resident will be observed in many patient interactions by the attending and will receive feedback on those observations including issues of rapport, adherence, patient education and formulation of a treatment plan shared with the patient. Program Goals & Objectives T0019_MAT 4-1-2016 4-1-2016 4-15-2016 Originated By: Approved By: Jonathan Ciampi David Kan, MD Purpose: This document outlines the program goals and objectives. ), Master techniques and strategies for diagnostic assessment of preschool, school-age, and adolescent patients, Understand the importance and impact of family dynamics among children and adolescence, Understand the importance and impact of school experiences and peer relationships, Become familiar with the various classifications of medications and their appropriate uses with child and adolescent patients, Be familiar with techniques and applications of play therapy, Gain experience with behavior modification techniques, parent management techniques, brief therapy, and longer-term psychodynamic therapy, interview children at various ages including toddlers, latency age, and adolescents, and will understand how to adapt an interviewing style to elicit information, interview families so as to elicit important diagnostic information and to provide information, instruction, and reassurance as appropriate. Nurses often excuse the behavior of colleagues when a medication error occurs, or nurses will pass the buck to a senior nurse to report the medication error (Haw, Stubbs and Dickens, 2014). ), Recognize and make therapeutic use of transference, Integrate biological and psychological aspects of a patient's history, Provide psychoeducation about psychiatric illness and the risks/benefits of commonly prescribed psychotropics, Understand how the meaning of a medication to a patient can have a significant impact on its efficacy and learn how to explore what medications mean to a patient, Use the placebo effect to more successfully prescribe medications, Demonstrate a basic understanding of diagnosis-specific psychotherapy and medication management, Have a basic understanding of medico-legal and psychotherapeutic issues in the context of one person prescribing medication and another person providing psychotherapy: confidentiality, informed consent, and collaboration, Use the concepts of transference and countertransference in prescribing medications in a therapeutic manner, Recognize the ways that prescribing mediation can enhance or hinder psychotherapy and ways that psychotherapy can enhance or hinder medication management, Identify the psychological aspects of non-adherence, Use structured cognitive-behavioral model including mood check, bridging to prior session, agenda setting, and review of homework, capsule summaries, and patient feedback, Use Dysfunctional Thought Records as a tool in therapy, Use Activity Scheduling as a tool in therapy, Identify common cognitive errors in thinking, Use behavioral techniques as a tool in therapy, Plan booster session's, follow-up, and self help sessions appropriately with patients when terminating active therapy, Assess regressive and adaptive shifts in ego functioning, Make interventions specifically in support of a patient's ego functions, including defensive operations, Deliberately take a non-interpretative stance in relation to a defensive operation in a patient, Recognize internal conflict and help a patient contain it without an emphasis on interpretation, Be directive: give advice set limits, and educate when appropriate with a patient. Non-measurable goal define target symptoms and then choose an appropriate intervention (e.g. Eat Independently 8. by Cheryl Hall on August 28th, 2021. Not all symptoms can be resolved with treatment; it is important to manage expectations of treatment and to promote a sense of responsibility and personal agency in patients. However, DOH (2006) specified that supplementary prescribing also provides a perfect structure for newly qualified. The goal of treatment during withdrawal is supportive care and counselling1. However, Nuttall and Rutt-Howard (2011) argued that for long term conditions, non-medical prescribers are able to make an independent prescribing decision. The clinic includes a medication management clinic, a support group, and several psychotherapy groups geared to people at different stages of recovery. Ability to complete psychopharmacologic assessments of TRMD patients and to follow-up these patients. Organizations should assess their current approaches to patient education about medications and adherence and determine ways to strengthen how information is provided to patients. Reasonable timeline: 6 months of therapy. dreams, associations, transference material, etc. The time that nurses spend in clarifications had greatly reduced and this allows nurses to focus more on patients care. 1. Step 2 - Develop processes for using Medication Management Tools. Provide a consistent process of patient care that ensures the appropriateness, effectiveness, and safety of the patients medication use. SHORT-TERM GOALS 1. A stable patient is defined by the New Hampshire Board of Nursing as one whose overall health status, as assessed by a licensed nurse, is at the expected baseline. Sustain a Tripod Grasp Control 4. Decrease Anterior Knee Pain 2. This multidisciplinary team meets weekly in case-based discussions and didactic sessions. Learn to monitor and treat side effects of psychotropics, especially EPS,metabolic issues, neutropenia. 1. Acrobat PDFMaker 15 for Word Pain Management and Palliative Care - Effective 2018 . Measurable, time-limited goal Patient will initiate 2 or more social contacts per week for the next 4 weeks. Ability to understand and use neuropsychological data, various imaging, and laboratory data to arrive at the correct diagnosis and treatment plan for each individual. Job aid that can be used to help clinicians discuss the core challenges to filling and adhering to prescribed medications with patients and family members. Amphetamine withdrawal is largely psychological, but may be difficult to manage, particularly for friends and family members, due to mood swings. PGY-4 residents continue to work with psychotherapy patients electively. become familiar with means of preventing life-threatening complications of clozapine. In people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), problems with metacognition more often encompass difficulty in planning or executing tasks. Learn to generate short and long term treatment plans for patients, how to communicate them to patients and families, and modify them based on patient feedback. Organizations should also set a goal to follow up directly with high-risk patients, such as those with chronic conditions (e.g., heart disease, diabetes, epilepsy) and elderly patients taking many different medications. Multiple Sclerosis brain involvement) or as the result of psychosocial adjustment to a devastating illness. There is no evidence from controlled trials to indicate how long the patient with ADHD should be treated with medications. On the other hand, I need to have that self-awareness of which patient is in the medication room and know how to talk, Staff work with the same residents day after day, and the CMs know what the residents take for medications every day. Pediatric - Effective 2016. This eBook is designed to help you develop a new medication management program or improve an existing program. Knowledge of the various types of genetic and acquired cognitive disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, frontotemporal dementia and others, their etiology, pathology and clinical presentations. Residents will communicate with multidisciplinary cancer treatment teams effectively and will incorporate feedback from them. The resident will understand and provide the psychiatric care of patients with complex medical and psychiatric co-morbidities. Research conducted by Randolph and Scott-Cawiezell revealed trends in medication errors prior to and following the integration of MNAs. Besides resident physicians and the attending, the clinic is staffed by a clinical nurse practitioner. Knowledge of the psychopharmacologic interventions used in the treatment of cognitive disorders. hbbd``b`@ H !f$t7Hr*HP=L ? Knowledge of the various treatments used in TRMDs, strategies for choosing a new treatment based on the previous treatment history and presentation of the patient. 1. Knowledge of the techniques and interview styles used in the evaluation of older adults with sensitivity to cognitive disorders what are common in this population. Residents will gain experience in liaising with community-based (Cancer resource Centers) and web-based resources (Care Pages, American Cancer Society, and Livestrong). Take a medication history - An in-person interview between you and the pharmacist, where the pharmacist learns about you and your health goals, conditions and medications Problem solve - Pharmacists work with you and your physician Client experiencing medication side effects . Comorbid conditions such as mood and anxiety disorders are also highly treatable. 2 0 obj The evidence on effectiveness and safety of these methods is lacking in adults. In care settings the currently legislations, guidelines policies and protocols relevant to the administration of medication would be: To create an environment where these errors are a rare occurrence, all healthcare professionals must dedicate themselves to implementing QSEN's six core competencies each and every day. Goals and Objectives. Improve patient education There are many reasons why so many patients fail to adhere to a regimen. The factors of workload, ineffective communication, and distraction all contribute to medication errors (Sears et al., 2013). Difficulty sleeping (insomnia) or excessive sleeping (hypersomnia), Psychomotor agitation (e.g., jitteriness, nervousness, moving quickly, edginess, etc.) Patient Care. Nuttall and Rutt-Howard (2011) states that nurses, midwives and pharmacists are capable to prescribe independently, but allied health professionals are able to prescribe only as a supplementary prescribing who needs a CMP to be in place for the patient they want to prescribe. Residents participate in diagnostic evaluations, treatment recommendations, and ongoing management. First, the medication administration record (MAR), could become computerized. learn to assess the psychosocial readiness for a major medical procedure, a skill that translates to areas such as bariatric surgery, bone marrow transplant, and HIV care. They are specific statements that have a set target that your teams need to reach. show concern and compassion with being either patronizing or overly-involved. Ability to collaborate effectively with other members of the treatment team, such as primary care physicians and other therapists. supervise and educate medical students about psychiatric illnesses, interviewing techniques and presentation skills. NIDA pursues this objective through research and development of non-opioid pain medications, abuse-deterrent formulations of existing medications, and user-friendly overdose reversal drug formulations (e.g., intranasal naloxone). Improvement may be sustained when the drug is either temporarily or permanently discontinued. It is available in two sizes for printinga full-page format or a half-page brochure: Poster, flyer, or handout that explains the goal of medication management and the patient and family role in the medication management process. Symptomatic medications should be offered as required for aches, anxiety and other symptoms. Knowledge of the techniques used in the evaluation of adults with treatment-resistant mood disorders (TRMDs), including evaluation of previous pharmacologic, somatic, and psychotherapeutic treatments. application/pdf Feel a sense of accomplishment. Medication management is a strategy for engaging with patients and caregivers to create a complete and accurate medication list using the brown bag method. View a general overview on medication treatments for ADHD and how the medications work. If goal is achieved, further weight loss can be attempted if indicated. Respect for the patient's and the family's stress during evaluation and treatment of psychiatric disorders in older individuals for whom this may be the first contact with psychiatry. To sign up for updates or to access your subscriberpreferences, please enter your email address below. 3 Medication Management Goals to Set for Your Organization, HEDIS is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance. Familiarity with the literature related to their effectiveness, including newly emerging evidence. Briefly, treatment of ADHD in adults includes: Cognitive Component: Focused on identifying and modifying thinking errors or thought distortions so that the patients thoughts are more aligned with success and confidence. They have the ability and knowledge to implement programs as part of their daily practice to ensure that patients are adherent to their medications. These tools will also help to identify patient behaviors that may be putting patients at risk for an adverse drug event, such as overdosing, underdosing, or missing medications, or other important contextual factors limiting adherence. An ability to engage, collect information, evaluate, diagnose and establish a treatment plan for geriatric patients who present with dementia, neuropsychiatric and psychiatric symptoms. Behavioral Component: Involves engineering the environment to be more conducive to concentration and focus, and learning what reinforces and maintains problem behaviors, and constructive behaviors so that constructive changes can be implemented that support the patients ability to function well. Sample process that can be used as an example when developing a medication management process. A PCP can serve as another source of education, further stressing the importance of adherence and answering questions patients may have about their new regimen now that they have been on it for a few days. 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