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Treatment of Cognitive Impairment in Schizophrenia
Impairments in everyday functional outcomes are very common in people with schizophrenia and these impairments are associated with deficits in cognitive functioning. Cognitive enhancement has been proposed as a pathway to disability reduction. This pathway has been clearly defined in terms of the required clinical trials methods, with primary (cognitive) and secondary (functional) outcome measures well validated. Second generation (Newer, Atypical) antipsychotic medications have been thoroughly evaluated with their cognitive enhancement potential. Read more about this session.
Pharmacotherapy challenges in patients with first-episode psychosis
Publication year: 2012Source:Journal of Affective DisordersAmal Abdel-Baki, Clairélaine Ouellet-Plamondon, Ashok Malla
Antipsychotics in pediatric and adolescent patients: A review of comparative safety data
Publication year: 2012Source:Journal of Affective DisordersLeila Ben Amor
[Correspondence] Comparative efficacy of anti-manic drugs in acute mania
Andrea Cipriani and colleagues' network meta-analysis of drug treatments in acute mania (Oct 8, p 1306) suggests that, overall, antipsychotic drugs are more efficacious than are mood stabilisers. In deriving these results, Cipriani and colleagues included studies that used combination therapy as well as those comparing monotherapy strategies.
Cognitive changes following antidepressant or antipsychotic treatment in adolescents at clinical risk for psychosis
Publication year: 2012Source: Schizophrenia Research, Available online 28 February 2012Christopher R. Bowie, Danielle McLaughlin, Ricardo E. Carrión, Andrea M. Auther, Barbara A. Cornblatt
Impact of the CATIE trial on antipsychotic prescribing patterns at a state psychiatric facility
Publication year: 2012Source: Schizophrenia Research, Available online 23 February 2012Angela M. Koranek, Tawny L. Smith, Lisa M. Mican, Karen L. Rascati
