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PCC
Letter to the Editor

August 29, 2019

Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners can improve the quantity and quality of psychiatric care. Read this informative letter to the editor to find out more.
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PCC
Case Report

August 29, 2019

HIV-positive patients may present with neurologic and psychiatric symptoms. Here, read about a case of encephalopathy-associated temporary carotid stenosis possibly related to HIV.
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Meta-Analysis

August 22, 2019

While benzodiazepines are considered the standard of care for alcohol withdrawal, gabapentin is a valuable alternative that can also help with cravings and abstinence long term. Read on to…
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PCC
Original Research

August 15, 2019

Most individuals who abuse opioids are of child-rearing age, and knowledge gaps remain regarding how this impacts their offspring. This study evaluated physical and psychiatric diagnoses of children with…
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PCC
Case Report

August 15, 2019

A patient develops catatonia after resolution of neuroleptic malignant syndrome. Is ECT a possible treatment option?
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PCC
Original Research

August 8, 2019

Care coordination across health systems is critical to optimize patient care for chronic medical and psychiatric conditions. Group concept mapping provides a strategic process to allow shared decision making…
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PCC
Case Report

August 8, 2019

Could speech be present in catatonia even in a patient who satisfies the criteria for mutism? Read this case report to find out more.
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PCC
Original Research

August 1, 2019

A fast-growing treatment for sleep is melatonin; however, research is scarce regarding the pharmacokinetics of different oral melatonin dosages. This study examined the pharmacokinetic and safety profile of a…
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PCC
Case Report

August 1, 2019

Primary care providers face competing demands in a fast-paced environment. Read about a case of neurosyphilis identified in a primary care clinic, demonstrating the importance of longitudinal assessment and…
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PCC
Original Research

July 25, 2019

Could serum unconjugated bilirubin be a potential marker for schizophrenia? This study compared levels of patients with schizophrenia to those with bipolar disorder. Read on to find out more.
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PCC
Case Report

July 25, 2019

If your patient is having myoclonic jerks, consider the combination of drugs being administered and how they may work on similar receptors. Learning the pharmacokinetic genetics of your patient,…
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PCC
Case Report

July 18, 2019

The opioid epidemic is receiving extensive attention and is largely attributed to a rise in nonmedical uses of prescription opioids. This case report highlights a dangerous new way some…
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