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Psychiatric Medication Adherence Nursing Research

Research and educational resources about psychiatric medication adherence.

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How to use this collection

Use this Psychiatric Medication Adherence collection to compare research questions, settings, and nursing implications across 18 reviewed records. Start with the original source and limitations before carrying a finding into teaching or practice.

What is included

  • The record is approved for public display and tagged to Psychiatric Medication Adherence.
  • A source-linked summary is available.
  • Records with unresolved language, rights, or safety concerns are excluded.

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Staff Education Program to Reduce Medication Noncompliance in Patients Diagnosed with Schizophrenia

A Walden University DNP project by Patience Madu found that a health belief model-based staff education program significantly increased nurses' knowledge (p < 0.05) of strategies to encourage medication adherence in...

JMIR Research Protocols / 2012 / Canada

Mobile.net: Mobile Telephone Text Messages to Encourage Adherence to Medication and to Follow up With People With Psychosis: Methods and Protocol for a Multicenter Randomized Controlled Two-Armed Trial

This is the 2012 study protocol for Mobile.Net, a Finnish trial testing patient-tailored SMS reminders to support medication adherence and follow-up after psychiatric hospital discharge; it describes the planned...

Discover Mental Health / 2025 / CH

A pilot randomized controlled trial to evaluate the efficacy of transitional care interventions to improve mental health outcomes using a continuity of care approach for individuals with severe mental illness

In this pilot RCT of 44 adults with severe mental illness, a nurse-led transitional care program combining pre-discharge education, coping-skills training, a post-discharge home visit, and biweekly telephone follow-up...

Voices in Bioethics / 2022 / United States

Telemental Health

A critical bioethics essay that reviews evidence on telemental health and argues it genuinely improves access but is poorly suited to some patients and modalities, especially group therapy, and so should not yet take...