The presentation will begin after in-person meals are served (an estimated 15-30 minute delay). Thank you for your patience.
This program will provide an overview of the clinical data, information for use in clinical practice, and important safety information supporting an oral treatment option for adult patients living with schizophrenia or bipolar I disorder.
Course Requirements
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Review the full content of the activity and reflect upon its teachings.
Your ACPE credit will be submitted directly to CPE Monitor within 48 hours of successful completion of the exam and of the evaluation form if you have provided the relevant information in your profile.
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Dr. Hanaie holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, with a major in Psychobiology and a minor in Education. He attended USC, where he earned a Doctorate of Pharmacy Degree in 2007; and since he has become certified and board licensed as an Advanced Practice Pharmacist. He has continued his involvement with the University of Southern California as both a precepting and adjunctive faculty, as well as a teaching professor at other Medical and Pharmacy schools in California.
Dr. Hanaie is the cofounder of an organization called Miracles in the Making (MITM); a nonprofit organization founded in 2001 dedicated to fundraising and spending quality time with needy children at various orphan homes. He is currently serving as the Chief Director of Pharmacy and the Distinguished Chair of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics committee at Kedren Hospital, one of the largest Mental Health facilities in California.
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