Mentally Ill Population
Introduction
The mentally ill population is the most overlooked group of people in medical care. Mental health patients do not receive the necessary treatment that enables them to maintain life outside of the mental hospital. Patents with little, to no support, are often at greater risk for psychiatric hospitalizations. It is of great importance for a facility to provide a patient with the needed skills to manage psychiatric symptoms which would reduce the need for hospitalizations.
Psychotropic medication training and dual treatment of comorbid diagnoses lead to fewer hospitalizations for the mentally ill. Individuals in need of psychotropic medication can benefit from learning the importance of complying with taking
The mentally ill population is the most overlooked group of people in medical care. Mental health patients do not receive the necessary treatment that enables them to maintain life outside of the mental hospital. Patents with little, to no support, are often at greater risk for psychiatric hospitalizations. It is of great importance for a facility to provide a patient with the needed skills to manage psychiatric symptoms which would reduce the need for hospitalizations.
Psychotropic medication training and dual treatment of comorbid diagnoses lead to fewer hospitalizations for the mentally ill. Individuals in need of psychotropic medication can benefit from learning the importance of complying with taking