NR 566 Week 7 Assignment; Management of Psychiatric Conditions in Primary Care - Stress

Week 7: Management of Psychiatric Conditions in Primary Care Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to promote prudent and safe care of behavioral health conditions in the primary care setting. This assignment allows students to explore the various influencers of treating behavioral health concerns in the primary care setting while providing ethical care and safeguarding themselves legally. Course Outcomes This assignment enables the student to meet the following course outcomes: • CO 1: Select appropriate medications according to patient presentation and unique patient factors. (POs 1, 2) • CO 2: Analyze factors pertinent to making the most effective drug selection for a client with a specific diagnosis in the primary care setting. (POs 1, 2) • CO 3: Analyze client indicators of therapeutic, ineffective, adverse responses and side effects to drug therapy. (POs 1, 2) • CO 4: Write appropriate prescriptions according to evidence-based practice guidelines. (POs 1, 2) • CO 5: Identify legal, and ethical issues related to pharmacological management of the patient and family. (POs 1, 2) • CO 6: Analyze whether pharmacologic therapy is appropriate for individual patients. (POs 1, 2) Due Date The Late Assignment Policy applies to this assignment. The assignment is due by Sunday 11:59 p.m. MT at the end of Week 7. Preparing the Assignment Follow these guidelines when completing each component of the assignment. Contact your course faculty if you have questions. 1.General instructions A. Create a presentation of your choice. Use PowToon, Kaltura, Prezi, infographic, or another medium aside from a written paper. • NOTE: If your recorded voice is part of the presentation, a transcript is required. • Videos should not exceed 10 minutes. B. Include in-text citations, in current APA format, within the presentation itself. C. Provide references, in current APA format, that match the in-text citations within the presentation. D. References should be professional sources and no more than 5 years old.