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Article On Memantine-1.pptx
Nimish Savaliya
Psychotropic medication in a randomly selected group of citizens receiving re...
Psychotropic medication in a randomly selected group of citizens receiving re...
Anne Kathrine Helnæs
Article information booklet on dm
Article information booklet on dm
BP KOIRALA INSTITUTE OF HELATH SCIENCS,, NEPAL
Original Article Design and implementation of a randomized trial evaluating systematic care for bipolar disorder Abundant evidence demonstrates that treatments for bipolar disorder can reduce the severity of mood symptoms and improve daily functioning. Specific pharmacotherapies have been proven effi- cacious in the acute management of mania and depression (1, 2) as well as in the prevention of recurrence (1). For lithium, more intensive treat- ment has been shown to improve both long-term clinical outcomes and psychosocial functioning. Promising evidence also supports the efficacy of several disease-specific psychosocial interventions for bipolar disorder (3, 4). Unfortunately, treatments provided in everyday practice fall far short of those proven in clinical Simon GE, Ludman E, Unützer J, Bauer MS. Design and implementation of a randomized trial evaluating systematic care for bipolar disorder. Bipolar Disord 2002: 4: 226–236. ª Blackwell Munksgaard, 2002 Objectives: Everyday care of bipolar disorder typically falls short of evidence-based practice. This report describes the design and implementation of a randomized trial evaluating a systematic program to improve quality and continuity of care for bipolar disorder. Methods: Computerized records of a large health plan were used to identify all patients treated for bipolar disorder. Following a baseline diagnostic assessment, eligible and consenting patients were randomly assigned to either continued usual care or a multifaceted intervention program including: development of a collaborative treatment plan, monthly telephone monitoring by a dedicated nurse care manager, feedback of monitoring results and algorithm-based medication recommendations to treating mental health providers, as-needed outreach and care coordination, and a structured psychoeducational group program (the Life Goals Program by Bauer and McBride) delivered by the nurse care manager. Blinded assessments of clinical outcomes, functional outcomes, and treatment process were conducted every 3 months for 24 months. Results: A total of 441 patients (64% of those eligible) consented to participate and 43% of enrolled patients met criteria for current major depressive episode, manic episode, or hypomanic episode. An additional 39% reported significant subthreshold symptoms, and 18% reported minimal or no current mood symptoms. Of patients assigned to the intervention program, 94% participated in telephone monitoring and 70% attended at least one group session. Conclusions: In a population-based sample of patients treated for bipolar disorder, approximately two-thirds agreed to participate in a randomized trial comparing alternative treatment strategies. Nearly all patients accepted regular telephone monitoring and over two-thirds joined a structured group program. Future reports will describe clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of the intervention program compared with usual care. Gregory E Simona, Evette Lud.
Original ArticleDesign and implementation of a randomized.docx
Original ArticleDesign and implementation of a randomized.docx
gerardkortney
Glaucoma medication non-compliance
Glaucoma medication non compliance in hebron - palestine
Glaucoma medication non compliance in hebron - palestine
Riyad Banayot
EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES
PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY
PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY
AISHASID
Nursing Research
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Diabetes kap
BP KOIRALA INSTITUTE OF HELATH SCIENCS,, NEPAL
ABSTRACT Pharmacists today are aware that the practice of pharmacy has evolved over the years to include not only preparation and dispensing of
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To the extract add a mixture of zinc dust and conc. Hydrochloric acid. It giv...
Dr. Raghavendra Kumar Gunda
Background: Heart failure is a major public health problem, and self-management is the primary approach to control the progression of heart failure. The low research participation rate among rural patients hinders the generation of new evidence for improving self-management in rural heart failure patients. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to identify the barriers and strategies in the recruitment and retention of rural heart failure patients in behavioral intervention programs to promote self-management adherence. Method: This is a descriptive study using data generated from a randomized controlled trial. Results: Eleven common barriers were identified such as the inability to perceive the benefits of the study, the burden of managing multiple comorbidities, and the lack of transportation to appointments. Possible gateways to improve recruitment and retention include using recruiters from the local community and promoting provider engagement with research activities. Multiple challenges inhibited rural heart failure patients from participating in and completing the behavioral intervention study. Conclusion and implications: Anticipation of those barriers, and identifying strategies to remove those barriers, could contribute to an improvement in the rural patients’ participation and completion rates, leading to the generation of new evidence and better generalizability of the evidence.
Conducting behavioral-intervention-research-rural-communities-nhc-16-101
Conducting behavioral-intervention-research-rural-communities-nhc-16-101
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A Retrospective Study about Autonomy of the Patients with Neurological Disord...
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Factors Affecting Non-Compliance among Psychiatric Patients in the Regional I...
Kumj dm
Kumj dm
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NT104e
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Assessing the Quality of End of-Life Care for Older Persons with Advanced Dem...
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JOURNAL CLUB PRESENTATION
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Update in hospice_and_palliative_care
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Pharmaceutical Comparative Effectiveness Research Abstract
Pharmaceutical Comparative Effectiveness Research Abstract
Article On Memantine-1.pptx
Article On Memantine-1.pptx
Psychotropic medication in a randomly selected group of citizens receiving re...
Psychotropic medication in a randomly selected group of citizens receiving re...
Article information booklet on dm
Article information booklet on dm
Original ArticleDesign and implementation of a randomized.docx
Original ArticleDesign and implementation of a randomized.docx
Glaucoma medication non compliance in hebron - palestine
Glaucoma medication non compliance in hebron - palestine
PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY
PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY
Diabetes kap
Diabetes kap
To the extract add a mixture of zinc dust and conc. Hydrochloric acid. It giv...
To the extract add a mixture of zinc dust and conc. Hydrochloric acid. It giv...
Conducting behavioral-intervention-research-rural-communities-nhc-16-101
Conducting behavioral-intervention-research-rural-communities-nhc-16-101
Más de Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Nadzor kdm 14 05
Nadzor kdm 14 05
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Kersnik kako prepoznati nujno stanje 2013
Kersnik kako prepoznati nujno stanje 2013
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Zadovoljstvo ozg-11
Zadovoljstvo ozg-11
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Wonca ws ece maja
Wonca ws ece maja
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Wonca workshop 2011 pp
Wonca workshop 2011 pp
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Udruženje lpm u sloveniji sarajevo 2013
Udruženje lpm u sloveniji sarajevo 2013
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Uloga nastave iz porodicne medicine sarajevo (2013 05-11)
Uloga nastave iz porodicne medicine sarajevo (2013 05-11)
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Uloga euracta u edukaciji st 2011 kersnik
Uloga euracta u edukaciji st 2011 kersnik
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
On interprofessional
Interprofessional collaboration and education wonca 2013
Interprofessional collaboration and education wonca 2013
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Quality poster
Quality poster
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Focus groups about decision for family medicine specialist training
Focus groups about decision for family medicine specialist training
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
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Psihosocialne perspektive dela zdravnika družinske medicine Wonca Dunaj
Psihosocialne perspektive dela zdravnika družinske medicine Wonca Dunaj
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Inavguralno predavanje o pomenu poučevanja družinske medicine na medicinski fakulteti.
Prispevek družinske medicine v pouku na medicinski fakulteti (27.6.2012)
Prispevek družinske medicine v pouku na medicinski fakulteti (27.6.2012)
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Presentation on the importance not to loose perspective on holistic and comprehensive apporach in managing pateints with chornic conditions.
Key note lecture at EGPRN meeting Ljubljana, May 2012
Key note lecture at EGPRN meeting Ljubljana, May 2012
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Presentation on basics of EBM in Riga, Latvia.
Evidence based medicine Riga 2012-05-07
Evidence based medicine Riga 2012-05-07
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Anxiety and depression in family pracitce
Anxiety and depression in family pracitce
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Patient satisfaction in private contractors
Patient satisfaction in private contractors
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
Impact of waiting time on patient satisfaction
Impact of waiting time on patient satisfaction
Medical Schools University Maribor and University Ljubljana, Nursing Science University Primorska
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Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Nadzor kdm 14 05
Nadzor kdm 14 05
Kersnik kako prepoznati nujno stanje 2013
Kersnik kako prepoznati nujno stanje 2013
Zadovoljstvo ozg-11
Zadovoljstvo ozg-11
Wonca ws ece maja
Wonca ws ece maja
Wonca workshop 2011 pp
Wonca workshop 2011 pp
Udruženje lpm u sloveniji sarajevo 2013
Udruženje lpm u sloveniji sarajevo 2013
Uloga nastave iz porodicne medicine sarajevo (2013 05-11)
Uloga nastave iz porodicne medicine sarajevo (2013 05-11)
Uloga euracta u edukaciji st 2011 kersnik
Uloga euracta u edukaciji st 2011 kersnik
Interprofessional collaboration and education wonca 2013
Interprofessional collaboration and education wonca 2013
Quality poster
Quality poster
Focus groups about decision for family medicine specialist training
Focus groups about decision for family medicine specialist training
Psihosocialne perspektive dela zdravnika družinske medicine Wonca Dunaj
Psihosocialne perspektive dela zdravnika družinske medicine Wonca Dunaj
Prispevek družinske medicine v pouku na medicinski fakulteti (27.6.2012)
Prispevek družinske medicine v pouku na medicinski fakulteti (27.6.2012)
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Pojavnost in pogostost različnih bolezenskih simptomov pri slovenskih
Key note lecture at EGPRN meeting Ljubljana, May 2012
Key note lecture at EGPRN meeting Ljubljana, May 2012
Evidence based medicine Riga 2012-05-07
Evidence based medicine Riga 2012-05-07
Anxiety and depression in family pracitce
Anxiety and depression in family pracitce
Patient satisfaction in private contractors
Patient satisfaction in private contractors
Impact of waiting time on patient satisfaction
Impact of waiting time on patient satisfaction
Use of alternative medicine
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