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Can nurse prescribing improve medication concordance in people with dementia?

Research has suggested nurse prescribing can improve medication concordance in older people with mental health problems. An independent nurse prescriber at a memory clinic in Berkshire used a questionnaire to determine dementia patients' attitudes to and awareness of nurse prescribing. This article describes how the survey responses were used to improve medication adherence.