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Administration of PRN medication by mental health nurses
British Journal of Nursing, 1996The administration of PRN medication by mental health nurses is an important, yet poorly explored aspect of psychiatric inpatient care. An examination of nurses' reasons for administering PRN medication is essential in ensuring its appropriate and effective use.
R J, Gray, N S, Smedley, B L, Thomas
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An Audit of Medication Administration: A Glimpse Into School Health Offices
The Journal of School Nursing, 2007Many students require prescription and nonprescription medication to be administered during the school day for chronic and acute illnesses. School office staff members are typically delegated this task, yet these individuals are unlicensed assistive personnel without medical training.
Daryl L, Canham +5 more
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Health Level 7 Development Framework for Medication Administration
CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 2009We propose the creation of a standard data model for medication administration activities through the development of a clinical document architecture using the Health Level 7 Development Framework process based on an object-oriented analysis and the development method of Health Level 7 Version 3.
Hwa Sun, Kim, Hune, Cho
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Oklahoma city: Disaster challenges mental health and medical administrators
The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, 1998Mental health and medical administrators responded to the Oklahoma City bombing with cooperative and overlapping efforts to meet community needs in the wake of terrorism. The major agencies assisted in the immediate rescue response, organized crisis hotlines, prepared mental health professionals to counsel bereaved families and victims, organized ...
P, Tucker +4 more
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Mental health nurses’ PRN psychotropic medication administration practices
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 2001PRN psychotropic medications (medications given with the aim of changing the patient’s mental state on an ‘as needed’ basis) are frequently prescribed and administered in mental health facilities. Their administration is largely an autonomous nursing role.
Usher, Kim J +2 more
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