… access to the desired support if psychiatric treatment, and/or … when a psychiatric patient
agrees to adhere to treatment in … if they do not consent to psychiatric treatment. Twenty-nine to fifty…

… insight in psychiatric conditions. In its second section, it discusses the clinical relevance of
insight, with a particular focus on problems in the diagnosis and treatment of bipolar disorder. …

… This study investigated relevant outcome domains in the patient’s perspective following
psychiatric outpatient treatment for non-psychotic, non-substance-related disorders. …

Brexpiprazole is a serotonin–dopamine activity modulator in clinical development for
schizophrenia, adjunctive treatment of major depressive disorder, agitation in Alzheimer’s disease …

… ) and, in so doing, emphasized that treatment outcomes studies should have sufficient power
to identify modest clinically relevant effects, should employ randomization to protect against …

… in those with migraine who were not seeking treatment for psychiatric illness. For more than
25 … When psychometric tests are used to assist in diagnosis, clinically relevant cut-off scores …

… in the relationship between psychiatric disorders and immune … been recognised across
different psychiatric disorders, at … psychiatric disorders as well as of new treatment strategies. …

… Relevance to clinical practice. Clinical workers and nursing personnel can use our findings
in their practical work with psychiatric patients and their relatives. Our findings support further …

… clinically relevant information, certain practical aspects of TDM must be respected. The results
of the assays must be rapidly available to the treating … in treating patients with psychiatric …

… Antipsychotic drugs are metabolized by a variety of different CYP450 enzymes and major
clinically relevant isoforms have been identified for most commonly prescribed compounds …