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See Latest ArticlesAn expert panel assessment of comprehensive medication reviews for clients of community mental health teams
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 10/20/09
Bell JS et al. – Pharmacists’ findings and recommendations to optimize drug therapy were considered appropriate and likely to result in improved clinical outcomes. Comprehensive medication reviews may be a valuable strategy to identify and resolve drug–related problems among clients of CMHTs.
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