OASIS was a 12-month observational study evaluating real-world outcomes of atypical long-acting injectable (aLAI) antipsychotics in patients with schizophrenia. Most patients initiated aL...
Background: Oral antipsychotic medications (OAMs) are frequently prescribed to patients with bipolar I disorder (BD-1) for symptom control. A cross-sectional survey examined side effects ...
Background: Tracking medication adherence through an ingestible event monitoring (IEM) sensor could benefit seriously mentally ill patients (SMI). Psychiatric providers may be reluctant t...
Background: A new digital medicine technology combining an ingestible event monitoring (IEM) sensor with an oral antipsychotic to track ingestion and adherence may be beneficial. However,...
Shared decision making (SDM) involves healthcare providers and patients collaborating to make optimal healthcare decisions that align with patients’ goals and values. Patient decision aid...
Background: Treatment-resistant schizophrenia (TRS), defined as schizophrenia not responding to two trials of antipsychotics (APs) of adequate dose and duration, affects about one-third o...
Abstract: Background/Objective: Atypical long-acting injectable (aLAI) antipsychotics are efficacious treatments for schizophrenia; however, a deeper understanding of the real-world outco...