LAI Pocket Guide: Rykindo®
LAI Pocket Guide: Rykindo®
LAI Pocket Guide: Invega Hafyera™
LAI Pocket Guide: Sublocade®
LAI Pocket Guide: Vivitrol®
LAI Pocket Guide: Risperdal Consta®
LAI Pocket Guide: Invega Trinza®
LAI Pocket Guide: Invega Sustenna®
LAI Pocket Guide: Zyprexa® Relprevv™
LAI Pocket Guide: Aristada Initio®
LAI Pocket Guide: Aristada®
LAI Pocket Guide: Abilify Maintena® (Aripiprazole Monohydrate)
LAI Pocket Guide: Haloperidol decanoate
LAI Pocket Guide: Fluphenazine decanoate
The ultimate goal is that every patient with a psychiatric disorder, including substance use disorders, will have their medication therapy reviewed, optimized, and managed by a psychiatric pharmacist as part of a psychotropic stewardship team. In short, intentional efforts to have a Board Certified Psychiatric Pharmacist (BCPP) provide Comprehensive Medication Management (CMM) services to patients with psychiatric disorders will improve access, outcomes, and cost.
AAPP envisions a world where all individuals living with mental illness receive safe, appropriate, and effective treatment. To achieve that, it is important to promote practices that reflect the best current evidence available. Thus, over time, all content will either be updated or removed from the web site.
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What you need to know about measuring response to medications.
What you need to know about preparing for a follow-up health care appointment.
Carla Cobb, PharmD, BCPP
Every person’s journey to preparing for and achieving the Board Certified Psychiatric Pharmacist (BCPP) credential is unique. However, hundreds of BCPPs have shared tips and techniques that assisted in their success. Customize the tips below to your background and situation. Good Luck!
Access to specialized mental health and crisis professionals for children and adolescents is severely limited contributing to the growing youth mental health crisis. This issue brief outlines how psychiatric pharmacists are part of the solution to achieve both early intervention and optimization of medications to improve outcomes.