Accessible summary What is known on the subject? The only previous quantitative study
that examined nurses' use of assessment tools to identify antipsychotic medication side …

Background: Currently, little is known about mental health nurses' management of
antipsychotic medication side effects. Aims: This study examined how Australian mental …

Accessible summary What is known on the subject? Research findings indicate the
percentage of knowledge‐related errors in medicines management is high, accounting for …

Eliciting clinicians' views about antipsychotic medication side‐effects may assist in
understanding strategies that could enhance the identification and management of these …

The present study explores A ustralian case managers' perceptions of mental health
consumers' use of antipsychotic medications and the side‐effects resulting from these …

Objective: Mental health nurses play a central role in delivering health care to people with
severe mental health problems. Since antipsychotic medication remains the principal …

Assessing the tolerability and efficacy of treatment with antipsychotic medication is a vital
part of mental health care. Research has suggested that many side‐effects go undetected by …

Despite the impact of side effects on adherence to medication regimes, few previous studies
have examined the personal concerns of those prescribed antipsychotic medications. This …

This study examined case managers' views about antipsychotic medications and the impact
of side‐effects on mental health consumers in a community setting. Nine case managers …

Objective: Our goal was to reduce the prevalence of antipsychotic medication side-effects by
providing a short-term training program on the assessment and management of side-effects …