How You Can Improve the Effectiveness of Psychotropic Drug Therapy

Newton, Marian; Godbey, Karolyn L.; Newton, David W.; Godbey, Asa L

doi:10.1097/00152193-197807000-00011

Nursing

1978

DOI: 10.1097/00152193-197807000-00011

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How You Can Improve the Effectiveness of Psychotropic Drug Therapy

Marian Newton

Karolyn L. Godbey

David W. Newton

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“…There seems to be general agreement that schizophrenic patients stop taking their antipsychotic medications when they experience sideeffects or adverse reactions (Newton et d . , 1976).…”

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A selected review of the literature and an empirical analysis of drug treatment compliance by schizophrenic patients

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1986

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One of the significant issues in the treatment of schizophrenic patients is their nonadherence to medication. While maintenance without medication may be possible for a minority of this group (Gardos and Cole, 1976; Cheung, 1981), most authorities believe that drug therapy should be continued indefinitely, particularly in view of the substantial risk of relapse when medication is discontinued (Prien and Klett, 1972). Davis (1975) reported that the evidence for the efficacy of neuroleptics in preventing relapse was substantial.

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“…There seems to be general agreement that schizophrenic patients stop taking their antipsychotic medications when they experience sideeffects or adverse reactions (Newton et d . , 1976).…”

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A selected review of the literature and an empirical analysis of drug treatment compliance by schizophrenic patients

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1986

Applied Psychology

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Psychotropic Medications Nursing Implications

Grimm

1986

Nursing Clinics of North America

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Teaching Psychiatric Inpatients About Their Medications

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1979

J Psychosoc Nurs Ment Health Serv

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A selected review of the literature and an empirical analysis of drug treatment compliance by schizophrenic patients

A selected review of the literature and an empirical analysis of drug treatment compliance by schizophrenic patients

Psychotropic Medications Nursing Implications

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