Treating The Patient With Schizophrenia: Striking A Balance Between Symptom Control & Tolerability
Psychosis is ranked as one of the top three most disabling conditions worldwide. Quality of life is commonly impaired in those with schizophrenia, with patients frequently losing the ability to work competitively and isolating themselves from friends and family. During this webinar, Georgia Stevens, PhD, Director, P.A.L. Associates, Partners in Aging & Long-Term Caregiving, Washington, DC, and Rebecca Roma, MD, Medical Director, Community Treatment Teams, Mercy Behavioral Health, Pittsburgh, PA, discuss the debilitating nature of the disease, the impact of …
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