Suboptimal Response In Psychotic & Mood Disorders: Causes, Consequences, & Management Strategies
Suboptimal response is a common challenge and can lead to negative consequences for patients diagnosed with serious mental illness. In this webinar, experienced psychiatrists Peter Weiden, MD, and Henry A. Nasrallah, MD, discuss the challenges associated with suboptimal response in psychotic and mood disorders, including potential pharmacological and non-pharmacological causes, consequences, and management strategies for these patient populations.
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