Open and Close Containers Independently 6. Residents will gain experience in liaising with community based (IBD support groups) and web-based resources. Knowledge of the various pharmacological modalities used in treating psychiatric disorders in older adults and the literature related to their effectiveness. When symptoms and function improve, visits every 3-6 months are recommended. Research conducted by Randolph and Scott-Cawiezell revealed trends in medication errors prior to and following the integration of MNAs. endstream endobj startxref Walk Independently 9. What roles does the nurse play in ensuring the implementation of quality and safety initiatives? Identify the preceding activity, specific location, and support needed for taking medication. Menstruation IEP Goals. It lacks the abuse potential of stimulants and is not a controlled Schedule II drug. Polypharmacy, which is generally defined as taking more than 5 medications, is a growing trend as the world population ages. Techniques used in the evaluation and treatment of adults comorbid presentations of anxiety disorders and other major psychiatric disorders (mood, alcohol/substance abuse, and dependence, etc.). competency to stand trial, suitability for conditional release following a successful insanity plea, psychological damages in civil cases, etc. Medication-Use Safety and Policy - Effective 2019. Microsoft Word - T019_ProgramGoalsObjectives_MAT.doc 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. x\o/Ef_\p They both affect dopamine and norepinephrine reuptake in certain parts of the brain and, as a result, increase the amount of these neuro - transmitters to facilitate brain functioning. Patients should drink at least 2-3 liters of water per day during stimulant withdrawal. %PDF-1.4 % Residents participate in diagnostic evaluations, treatment recommendations, and ongoing management. ), Be able to explicate the differences in purpose and organization between a clinical and a medicolegal evaluation, including the different ethical responsibilities entailed, neurological illness and co-morbid psychiatric disorders, psychiatric disorders presenting with neurological symptoms, neurological disorders presenting with psychiatric symptoms, neuroanatomy and neurophysiology as they pertain to patient presentations, common neurologic disorders and their management, presentations of neuropsychiatric syndromes, the intersection of neurology and psychiatry, an understanding of the consultation process, and responsivity to consultation questions and requests, an understanding of the resources available to patients at the interface of neurology and psychiatry. Implementing this system had proven to be cost saving as it improved efficiency and help nurses to have an access for information on the medication fast and easy (Potts, 2004). hbbd``b`@ H !f$t7Hr*HP=L ? Improve Academic Performance Improve patient education There are many reasons why so many patients fail to adhere to a regimen. 3 0 obj Six months after the introduction of medication aides, error rates were as follows: RN (2.75%), LPN (7.25%) and medication aides (6.06%) with a mean error rate of 6.6% Randolph & Scott-Calwiezell (2010) as cited in Budden (2011). A complete and accurate medication list is the foundation for addressing medication reconciliation and medication management issues. Step 1 - Identify a Champion and get Leadership Buy-in. P P D W s O O " q q q $ P ' ' q q 4. Content last reviewed December 2017. The clinical forensic experience is, of necessity, a part-time experience. Oncology - Effective 2016. 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. Weight Loss Goals Goal: Decrease body weight by 10 percent from baseline. 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. Basic Clinical Skills In addition, to the extent possible, the resident is encouraged to witness medicolegal testimony at deposition and/or trial. Ability to deal effectively with the issues and concerns that the college and graduate student population present to psychopharmacological management. During assessment and diagnosis process, consider referral to a psychiatrist or mental/behavioral health professionals in the following several presentations and co-conditions: During treatment and monitoring, consider referral to a psychiatrist in the following situations: Most adult patients with ADHD can benefit from education about ADHD, skill building trainings and adjuvant psychotherapy. 1 Healthy People 2030 focuses on the prevention, screening, assessment, and treatment of mental disorders and behavioral conditions. Chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyposis (CRSwNP) is an inflammatory disease with a treatment goal of controlling symptoms and limiting disease burden. Neurology - Effective 2018 . Residents will learn to evaluate, diagnose, and manage patients with a range of addictive behaviors, implement evidence-based treatment approaches to addictive behaviors, and address common comorbidities. You and your mental health provider will work together to define your long-term objectives from treatment. Multiple Sclerosis brain involvement) or as the result of psychosocial adjustment to a devastating illness. Telephone: (301) 427-1364. Learn to monitor and treat side effects of psychotropics, especially EPS,metabolic issues, neutropenia. The clinic relies heavily on making use of other psychosocial rehabilitation services in the Chicagoland area. The Anxiety Disorders Clinic provides consultation and treatment on treatment-refractory cases that are often referred from the Department, Hospital, and community. Study the educational activity online or . Treatment plan is a specifically tailored plan which is used as a powerful tool for the planning and management of a person's health condition. Engage with their treatment. It also includes behavioral rehearsal, behavioral practice, and role-playing. Learn to identify the resident's own vulnerabilities and sensitivities in this regard so that he/she cannot be blind-sided. the pharmacologic management of these disorders, and the complications attendant to the use of SSRI's TCA's, MAOI's, mood stabilizers, stimulants, and atypical antipsychotics, the treatment of refractory mood and anxiety disorders. Organizations should set a goal of zero medication errors and ADEs, including those associated with modifying patient regimens. Advantages and risks of typical and atypical antipsychotic medications, in particular: learn to identify and treat tardive dyskinesia in its earliest stages. Handout 9 - Medication Therapy Management (MTM) and Part D What do MTM pharmacists do? 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 endobj hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(4184981, 'd338dd13-e7cb-460c-9420-55dd0ee6010f', {"useNewLoader":"true","region":"na1"}); There are many reasons why so many patients fail to adhere to a regimen. Respect for, and communication with referring physicians, therapists, and caregivers to optimize treatment. Curative. At the end of this rotation, residents will display the following: PGY-3 residents spend 12 months in child and adolescent psychiatry clinics. 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. gain an increased knowledge of the psychopharmacology considerations in a medically ill population and learn to work with the neuropsychiatric side effects of transplant-related medications. Through this activity I have learned that it is not always easy to take medications at the right times. By using this system it eliminates mistakes or errors due to illegibility, dosage and frequency as this system would alert the prescribers for attention. For each, write down the medication name, prescribed dose, and prescribed frequency. Verbalize understanding need for a process of forgiveness of others and self to reduce anger. pEb$%_YrEff?7;/_*+WWYdu^DVD&eY]:{{Y~y\_'fi\YfeokMtR,RxR- 1vgj/Vayf7%+.s=>0lJlq! Remind patients to bring all their medications to their appointments. Knowledge of the psychopharmacologic interventions used in the treatment of cognitive disorders in older adults. The idea remains that the dispersal of stable patients to MNAs in regards to medication administration allocates more time for RNs/LPNs to prioritize care for critical patients. gain an increased knowledge of the psychopharmacologic considerations in a medically ill population and learn to work with the neuropsychiatric side effects of complex medical and psychiatric treatments. If the wrong medication is. Respect for, and communication withreferring physicians, therapists, and caregivers to optimize treatment. 1. To improve medication adherence, and reap the benefits that come with it, organizations should strive to improve their medication management program. The aid can be handed out as a pocket card or posted at workstations. Trials of off medications and medication holidays can be used to assess the patient's functioning without pharmacotherapy. <>>> Top reasons, as identified by the American Medical Association, include fear, misunderstanding, cost, and worry. There are other things that needs to be considered such as washing hands prior to administering, check the drug chart, the right patient, right drug, right route, right amount/dosage, the history or background record of the patient, allergy or intolerance}, the right education provided to the patient, documenting as given, documenting refusal and right evaluation. Copyright 2023 IPL.org All rights reserved. First, the medication administration record (MAR), could become computerized. Ability to deal effectively with the concerns of students who are worried about any consequences of long-term medication management but have a clear clinical indication for prolonged pharmacologic treatment. ), 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. Internet Citation: Medication Management Strategy: Intervention. % Medication management work doesn't stop after patients are discharged. Interactions between drugs used in anxiety disorders treatment, as well as interactions with drugs used for medical illnesses; side effects, indications and contraindications of the various treatments, and expected treatment response. Adherence with a regimen that includes an incorrectly prescribed medication, such as a mistake about the type of drug, dosage, refill frequency, can also cause great harm to a patient. Be able to relate clinical information (e.g., medical records, psychological testing, clinical interview) to a specific question in the legal context (e.g. Techniques used in the evaluation of adults with anxiety disorders including evaluation of previous pharmacologic, somatic, and psychotherapeutic treatments. At the end of the twelve-month rotation, the resident will have acquired: The resident will be conversant with standards for metabolic screenings, assessment of movement disorders, Depression and Anxiety written inventories, and other standards of care, and will incorporate these measurements into patients' medical records. The Behavioral and Substance Addiction Clinic at the University of Chicago evaluates and treats individuals with alcohol and drug problems (including marijuana, cocaine, opiates) as well as those with behavioral addictions gambling, sex, stealing, spending and internet addictions. endobj Pharmacotherapy 24 Month Residency - Effective 2018. 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. Develop a therapeutic alliance and promote treatment adherence. - Moderate caloric deficits - Weight loss 1 to 2 lb/week The initial target goal of weight loss therapy is to decrease body weight by 10 percent. I have discussed with my mentor {and all areas of weakness have been recognized as a great opportunity for improving my experience in medication administration. 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. 416 0 obj <>stream Identify the specific sequence of activity in which a medication habit can realistically be embedded. There are numerous processes organizations can put in place and technologies that can be used to help reduce medication errors. GENERAL OBJECTIVES Inform the patient and family about the Medication Management strategy. Refer to Nurse Case Management Program for attendant care services . Provide a sample process for use when designing a medication management strategy and implementation. What follows are descriptions for each of the treatment goals: Improve Medication Management and Health Outcomes With Clinical Pharmacist Support It's the HEDIS is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). . Additionally, they stated that for long term conditions, patients are typical, predictable and their response to treatment is straightforward. 0 ), 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. Consider implementing a patient questionnaire or survey to help determine if patients are fully informed about how to take their medications and the risks of not taking them as instructed. 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. Eat Independently 8. Consider assertive outreach (including telephone calls and home visits) for patients who consistently do not appear for appointments or are nonadherent in other . dreams, associations, transference material, etc. 4, Withdrawal Management. 3. Provide tips for clinicians on strategies to overcome common barriers to medication filling and adherence. willingness to seek supervision for psychotherapeutic and pharmacologic assessments and interventions. The resident will learn to coordinate care and treatment plans with the patients, primary care doctors, psychotherapists, and social workers. Interestingly, the utilization of computerized order entry does not prevent the prescriber from ordering an incorrect medication dose or the wrong drug (Lapane, Waring, Dube, & Schneider, 2011). 388 0 obj <> endobj 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. One of the most critical steps organizations should take is to perform a comprehensive root cause analysis every time a medication error and ADE occurs (another worthwhile goal). It includes training in skills to promote relaxation and quiet the mind; communication skills training and exposure therapy, which helps a patient, overcome certain fears and avoidance. 400 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<38AE6961186DAC41A255D329ADBB4926>]/Index[388 29]/Info 387 0 R/Length 73/Prev 426904/Root 389 0 R/Size 417/Type/XRef/W[1 2 1]>>stream Clinical Guidelines for Withdrawal Management and Treatment of Drug Dependence in Closed Settings. The initial phase (crash) of withdrawal syndrome occurs as the stimulant effects wear off. learn to evaluate psychiatric symptomatology in medical patients and will become adept at distinguishing between symptoms arising directly from medical illness (e.g. And yet thousands of deaths every year are attributable to adverse drug events (ADEs). This way it makes it difficult for the CM to sign off all the medications at once for the residents when setting them up. Inform staff of the procedure for co-creating a medication list with a patient or family member. 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. Step 5 - Evaluate and refine. Objectives help your team understand what needs to be done in order to achieve the intended outcome (goal). Goal: Improve mental health. Since nurses are the largest subgroup of healthcare professionals, their ability to make strides towards improved medication administration is undeniable. hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(4184981, 'eaa77725-6c84-4a9f-a677-00f9885fe386', {"useNewLoader":"true","region":"na1"}); Sign up for new blog notifications by entering your email address below. Respect for the patient's and the family's stress during the evaluation and treatment of cognitive disorders in older and middle-aged individuals. Patients are generally stable and the goal is to help them manage setbacks, prevent hospitalization, and progress towards recovery. <> Identify treatment goals and target behaviors Select interventions for achieving goals Choose measures to monitor outcomes of goal setting Follow up and modify treatment plans as necessary Treatment Planning At a minimum the treatment plan addresses the identified substance use disorder(s), as well as issues related to treatment progress, By definition, all medication errors are preventable. Willingness to explain and discuss findings to patients, caregivers, and their families. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2009. All the terrific treatment your organization provides to a patient may be for naught if that patient fails to adhere to the medication regimen determined by your clinicians. OVERALL CLERKSHIP GOALS and OBJECTIVES At the end of the Primary Care Ambulatory Medicine Clerkship, the third and fourth-year medical student should have a well-developed foundation of skills, knowledge, and attitudes needed to provide for patients in office settings. Management Goals and Objectives", November 1981, Management Review (AMA Forum)Management Review (AMA Forum) zS.M.A.R.T. Ability to educate patients and families regarding psychiatric and cognitive disorders in the older adult population. endstream endobj 389 0 obj <> endobj 390 0 obj <> endobj 391 0 obj <>stream The following Goals and Objectives apply to all psychotherapeutic modalities. There is no evidence from controlled trials to indicate how long the patient with ADHD should be treated with medications. 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