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Michelle Han, PharmD
Adverse Events Affecting Readiness for Discharge From the Clinical Setting After Esketamine Nasal Spray Administration
Objective: To describe clinical findings in patients considered not ready for discharge from clinical sites 2 hours after administration of esketamine nasal spray (ESK).
Leah Aluisio , PhD;
David Williamson , PhD, MBA;
Ella Daly , MB, BCh, BAO;
Michelle Han , PharmD;
Sheldon Preskorn , MD;
Jagadish Gogate , PhD;
H. Lynn Starr , MD, FAAP;
Andrew Winokur , MD, PhD;
11/22/2019
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