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Labels: Neurology and Psychiatry

Assess the need for SEIZURE prophylaxis

Assess the need for SEIZURE prophylaxis

As a critical care pharmacist, questions are still popping up about seizure prophylaxis a…
DAPT after an ischemic stroke or TIA?

DAPT after an ischemic stroke or TIA?

Overview New data will raise questions about optimal use of short-term dual antiplatele…
Explore treatment options for Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Explore treatment options for Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Overview As a clinical pharmacist, it's essential to recognize that about 1 in 13 …
Battling stress with Ashwagandha

Battling stress with Ashwagandha

As a nutrition support pharmacist, you may receive inquiries about using Ashwagandha to c…
Treating Parkinson's disease AFTER the honeymoon is over

Treating Parkinson's disease AFTER the honeymoon is over

As a clinical pharmacist, you will see more emphasis on treating Parkinson's disease …
Stronger WARNINGS about quetiapine and QT prolongation

Stronger WARNINGS about quetiapine and QT prolongation

Introduction As a clinical pharmacist, you will see stronger warnings about quetiapine …
Is it necessary to give VITAMIN B12 by injection

Is it necessary to give VITAMIN B12 by injection

As a clinical pharmacy specialist, you will be asked, is it ever necessary to give vitam…
Cymbalta for lower back pain

Cymbalta for lower back pain

Cymbalta (duloxetine) will be used more for chronic musculoskeletal pain in the lower bac…
Limiting doses of citalopram

Limiting doses of citalopram

As a hospital or community pharmacist, you will hear about limiting doses of citalopram (…
Think of BUSPirone as 2nd option for managing anxiety

Think of BUSPirone as 2nd option for managing anxiety

As a clinical pharmacist, you will be asked more about medications for managing anxiety a…
Update your INTRAcerebral Hemorrhage protocol

Update your INTRAcerebral Hemorrhage protocol

Introduction As a hospital pharmacist, you will be asked about spontaneous intracerebra…
Make sense when combining antidepressants

Make sense when combining antidepressants

As a clinical pharmacist, you should individualize the choice of antidepressant combos. S…
Do your part as a PHARMACIST in acute strokes

Do your part as a PHARMACIST in acute strokes

Clinicians will sort through new evidence looking for the best ways to bust clots in pati…
Atypical antipsychotics will be used more for treating depression

Atypical antipsychotics will be used more for treating depression

As a pharmacist, don't be surprised if you see atypical antipsychotics being used mor…
Phenytoin is difficult drug to dose

Phenytoin is difficult drug to dose

Introduction Phenytoin ( Epanutin, Epilog ) is one of the most difficult drugs to dose.…
Acute stroke protocol update

Acute stroke protocol update

Overview The treatment of acute ischemic stroke will change due to new American Heart…
Start with HIGH-dose atorvastatin after stroke

Start with HIGH-dose atorvastatin after stroke

New evidence will spark questions about whether to aim for an LDL goal in patients with a…
Don’t use ticagrelor PLUS aspirin after stroke

Don’t use ticagrelor PLUS aspirin after stroke

As a hospital pharmacist, you will hear ticagrelor ( Brilique, Brilinta ) plus aspirin p…
Manage the side effects of antipsychotics

Manage the side effects of antipsychotics

Overview As a clinical pharmacist, you may be asked to help manage oral antipsychotic …
Think of “ABCs” to optimize medications after stroke

Think of “ABCs” to optimize medications after stroke

Overview Questions are coming up about reducing risk of RECURRENT ischemic stroke. Con…

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