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Implementation Of Nurse Navigators For Behavioral Health, Theresa Papagna
Implementation Of Nurse Navigators For Behavioral Health, Theresa Papagna
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
Mental health patients have been notoriously non-adherent with diligent medication conformity, office visit fidelity, candor about side effects, use of illegal substances for self-medication, and truthfulness about co-occurring conditions. This non-adherence makes treatment difficult for psychiatric providers, and all those who participate in the care of patients with mental illness. Patient non-adherence can cause frustration and can lead to provider burnout, which affects patients as well as providers. Also, there are concerning financial implications of excessive time and resources needed to adequately monitor mental health patients. Implications regarding 30- day re-admissions are tantamount to consideration of financial strains put on …
Connecting And Communicating To Support Youth Mental Health, Michele Davide
Connecting And Communicating To Support Youth Mental Health, Michele Davide
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
The nation is experiencing a pediatric mental health crisis amid a shortage of pediatric mental health care providers. The Connecting and Communicating project explores a strategy pediatric primary care practitioners can employ to bridge this gap and maximize their impact on supporting youth mental health in a community.
For this project, a pediatric primary care nurse practitioner created a pilot educational video with the dual purpose of educating parents and school staff on the importance of connecting with adolescents using the proven evidence supported communication technique of validating strong emotions without judgement, and partnering with pediatric health stakeholders by requesting …
Telehealth, During Covid-19 Pandemic Did It Increase Access To Care?, Annette Allegra
Telehealth, During Covid-19 Pandemic Did It Increase Access To Care?, Annette Allegra
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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The purpose of this project was to implement an Advance Practice Nurse-led Quality Improvement (QI) initiative to assess telehealth intervention during the Covid-19 pandemic and determine if it increased access to healthcare. This Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) project used interventions noted in the literature review to assess effectiveness and acceptance of telehealth use with psychiatric patients to increase access to healthcare in the setting of a medical center. Psychiatric patients often have poor compliance with healthcare visits and treatment due to the challenges of an inability to afford medications, transportation to appointments, poor community support and stigma to …
The School Nurse's Experience Of Secondary Exposure To Trauma, Catherine A. Grano
The School Nurse's Experience Of Secondary Exposure To Trauma, Catherine A. Grano
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
The school nurse (SN) is often the sole health care expert in the school setting, providing for the physical and socio-emotional needs of others. SN may be exposed to reports of trauma, a widespread and costly public health issue. This study sought to explore the experience of the SN when exposed to reports of trauma from those in their care. Seven N.J. certified school nurses participated in two online interviews via Microsoft Teams, spaced one to two weeks apart between June 2021 and September 2021. Interviews were recorded & transcribed verbatim and thematic analysis applied. This study found that SN …
The Experience Of Having Primary Caregiving Responsibilities For An Adult Sibling With Down Syndrome, Patricia Sciscione
The Experience Of Having Primary Caregiving Responsibilities For An Adult Sibling With Down Syndrome, Patricia Sciscione
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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Background: The current generation of adults with Down syndrome is living longer and is likely to outlive their parents. Siblings have been identified as the likely future caregivers for adults with Down syndrome, yet little is known about what the experience is like for those who are currently caring for their siblings. It is necessary to gain an understanding of what the service needs are for this population in order to assist sibling caregivers.
Objectives: To explore and describe the experience of being an adult who is partially or fully involved with primary caregiving responsibilities for a sibling with …
Facilitating Social Integration For People With Severe Mental Illness, Sheila Linz
Facilitating Social Integration For People With Severe Mental Illness, Sheila Linz
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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The Relationship Between Intergenerational Solidarity And Medication Adherence In Community Dwelling Elders, Connie Rutan Kartoz
The Relationship Between Intergenerational Solidarity And Medication Adherence In Community Dwelling Elders, Connie Rutan Kartoz
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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