NR 711 Week 4 Assignment; Improving methadone adherence in opioid treatment programs using motivational
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Improving methadone adherence in opioid treatment programs using motivational interviewing Chamberlain University School of Nursing NR711: Fiscal Management and Project Management November 2025The primary purpose of the following paper is to examine the question: Does motivational interviewing improve methadone adherence among people who use opioids? Methadone non-adherence in opioid treatment programs is a significant issue (Ertem & Duman, 2019), and it greatly affects treatment outcomes and quality of life for patients. Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based counseling approach t
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