
- Vol 40, Issue 10
It’s Complicated
Patient care is complicated.
PUBLISHER'S NOTE
One thing we hear often from you, our readers, is that patient care is complicated. Treatment guidelines and algorithms are great and clinical studies are helpful, but real-world issues often require careful consideration and some trial and error in attempts to improve outcomes.
In this month’s Special Report, we take a deep dive into comorbidities, which, perhaps, are the leading causes of complicated cases. Psychiatric Times® editorial board member Philip R. Muskin, MD, MA, DLFAPA, LFACLP, helps guide us in finding thoughtful approaches to comorbidities.
We also look to regular features to further explore complicated care with potential solutions. The Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry shares a case of clomiphene-induced acute mania and the importance of investigating possible causes like systemic medications when mania presents. Meanwhile,
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Mike Hennessy Jr
President and CEO, MJH Life Sciences®
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Sleight of Handalmost 2 years ago
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