Opinion|Videos|May 16, 2024
Future Perspectives on Schizophrenia Care
John M. Kane, MD, and Erin Crown, PA-C, CAQ-Psychiatry, provide closing thoughts on improving schizophrenia care in the future, highlighting the importance of personalizing treatment, shared decision-making, treatment recommendations, and keeping patients engaged.
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