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Key Research Studies in Clinical Psychopharmacology
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A number of key clinical research studies in psychopharmacology are presented and critiqued. They include some classic studies dating back decades, to current studies involving the most recent important studies or analyses of clinical research in psychopharmacology—such as diagnostic validators in psychiatry, a maintenance RCT of olanzapine in bipolar illness, brain effects of dopamine blockers, whether antidepressants prevent depression or not, the use of paroxetine in depression, the natural history of treated depression today, adult attention-deficit disorder, and treatment response in first-episode depression. The critiques provided often show that the claimed results of studies are different from the actual data, which need independent interpretation.
Title: Key Research Studies in Clinical Psychopharmacology
Description:
A number of key clinical research studies in psychopharmacology are presented and critiqued.
They include some classic studies dating back decades, to current studies involving the most recent important studies or analyses of clinical research in psychopharmacology—such as diagnostic validators in psychiatry, a maintenance RCT of olanzapine in bipolar illness, brain effects of dopamine blockers, whether antidepressants prevent depression or not, the use of paroxetine in depression, the natural history of treated depression today, adult attention-deficit disorder, and treatment response in first-episode depression.
The critiques provided often show that the claimed results of studies are different from the actual data, which need independent interpretation.
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