Implementing Measurement-Based Care to Determine and Treat Inadequate Response
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Abstract
You may think using rating scales to measure depression symptoms takes too long. But that time may be well spent. In this activity, experts discuss the value of measurement-based care and how it can inform treatment choices at critical decision points.
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| Authors | Madhukar H. Trivedi;George I. Papakostas;W. Clay Jackson;Roueen Rafeyan; |
| Journal | the journal of clinical psychiatry |
| Year | 2020 |
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