[PDF] Top 20 Attitude to Medication and Insight in Patients with Schizophrenia.

... psychosis patients. The data was collected from the patients and also from the chart during the first three months following discharge(Kampman et ...that insight and attitudes towards treatment are ... See full document

... of patients with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder admitted due to acute exacerbation of their condition found that insight was related to patient attitude towards antipsychotic treat- ment at ... See full document

... Eighty-six patients were included in the ...the patients presented a negative attitude towards antipsychotic treatment (mean DAI-10 score of ...of schizophrenia. Multivariate analysis showed ... See full document

... Most patients with schizophrenia, if not acutely psych- otic or experiencing severe cognitive impairments, are able to complete self-rating scales in a meaningful way, and it has been shown that ... See full document

... of patients to re fl ect the real-world clinical settings and made the inclusion criteria as broad as ...of schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder according to the International Classi fi cation of ... See full document

... of medication and the unawareness of the social consequences of a mental disorder) and Unawareness and Misattribution sub scores of each major symptom (consisting of questions relating to awareness and attribution ... See full document

... profound insight in what happened in these ...comparable patients with multi-episode schizophrenia and recent medication nonadherence in their ... See full document

... the schizophrenia research literature hence ‘controlling’ for them, even if possible, may not be ...Furthermore, patients were all on regular medication which may have confounded the results directly ... See full document

... defined insight as ‘a recognition of existence of problems and the need for medical ...of insight in the medication adherence of people with schizophrenia ...that medication adherence ... See full document

... to medication treatment can have devastating consequences for patients with serious mental ...in patients with serious and persistent mental illness, published in ...in schizophrenia and ... See full document

... regular medication tend to relapse, while caregivers have more opportunities to meet clients so they can see early symptoms and take immediate action (Keliat, ...Regular medication may reduce relapse, but ... See full document

... with medication occurs in all chronic medical ...in schizophrenia due to the illness’s association with social isolation, stigma, and comorbid substance misuse, plus the effect of symptom domains on ... See full document

... to medication is a major problem in the treatment of ...for patients with poor medication adherence to antipsychotics is the use of long-acting in- jectable (LAI) medications ...for patients ... See full document

... family attitude toward mental ...improve attitude toward mental illness have been ...on medication compliance, positive coping with stressors and reducing the risk of relapse in the first year ... See full document

... perceived medication benefi t, positive external infl uence, denial of illness, and negative aspects of ...of medication, negative aspects of medication, and external support factors) based on a ... See full document

... for medication use on disease management and medica- tion adherence in community-dwelling patients with schizophrenia are not well ...for medication use is an essential mediator to ... See full document

... a medication accumulation ...co-morbidity, insight and capacity to consent, and antic- ipated drug class effects are underpowered to elicit the well-recognised subpopulations of full-, partial-, and ... See full document

... yields insight scores but is based on a fairly narrow definition of insight and focuses on the degree of correlation between attitudes of patients and staff rather than on patients’ subjective ... See full document

... hypertensive patients, knowledge about medication and disease seems to be ...of medication and disease, patient–prescriber relationship, social support, and patients’ beliefs and attitudes ... See full document

... why patients on olanzapine stay on their medications ...of insight evaluated with PANSS item of G12, ITAQ total and subscale scores, the olanzapine group showed better ...lower medication ... See full document