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Assessment Of Conduct Disorder In Primary Care: Integrative Review, Chantel M. Kilford Dec 2021

Assessment Of Conduct Disorder In Primary Care: Integrative Review, Chantel M. Kilford

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Conduct disorder and behavioral problems in children are the 6th most prominent childhood health disorder within the United States of America. Early recognition and interventions have shown to improve outcomes and reduce lifelong adult sequela. Evidence suggests that primary care providers are not confident or knowledgeable about identification and assessment of the disorder. The manuscript examines the prevalence, co-morbidities, trajectories, mortality risk and outcomes of conduct disorder. Health disparities and diagnostic stigma are also addressed. Additionally, the manuscript provides primary care providers with evidence-based research and recommendations for prompt identification and screening. Conduct disorder has devasting individual, social, and …


Implementation Of The Nurse Care Manager In Integrated Care: A Systematic Report, Elizabeth Adams Dec 2018

Implementation Of The Nurse Care Manager In Integrated Care: A Systematic Report, Elizabeth Adams

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Introduction: The collaborative care model (CCM) is an effective model for improving depression symptoms in patients in a primary care (PC) setting. An essential role in this model is the care manager (CM), and nurses have been effective in this role. However, there remains a question of how to best design, train, and implement this nurse CM role in PC.

Objectives: The purpose of this review is to provide readers with a critical description of what processes for training and implementation of a collaborative nurse CM role have been be successful in the literature, specifically as it pertains to supporting …