Mental Health Clinician Volume 1: Issue 10

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Book: The No Asshole Rule

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When Robert Sutton's "No Asshole Rule" appeared in the Harvard

Purpose: As healthcare moves towards an interdisciplinary approach to improve clinical outcomes, it has become increasingly important for health care providers to collaboratively work together. Pharmacists have been working with psychiatrists for several decades to improve patient outcomes. However, their utility in psychiatry has not been recently elucidated. The purpose of this article is to describe and evaluate the impact of pharmacists in psychiatric settings over the past ten years.

Methods: A literature search was conducted using PubMed and CINAHL Plus with Full Text. Studies published between 2002 and 2011 were included. Additional studies were identified through references contained within the studies. Case reports and case series were excluded.

Results: Seventeen studies met the inclusion criteria: 15 studies in outpatient settings, two in inpatient settings. Outcomes measured included: patient symptoms, economic outcomes, medication adherence, and patient satisfaction. The majority of studies found improvements (e.g., resolution of symptoms, cost savings). However, controlled trials found no significant difference in clinical improvement from pharmacists' interventions.

Conclusion: Although the majority of studies suggest pharmacists provide positive outcomes, the trials vary widely in quality and measured outcomes. Additional controlled trials with more standardized methods are recommended to support the role of pharmacists in psychiatric settings.

A potential case of refeeding syndrome in a patient with severe mental illness

Amber R. DouglassPharmD, BCPS, BCPP, FAAPP,

Eliana SpeyBS, and

Kimberly A. EhrhardPharmD, BCPP

Success in academia: Tips for balancing clinical and faculty roles

Techniques for submitting an IRB: Changes and impact on research

Taking a poster to manuscript

Book Review: The no asshole rule

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Psychiatric research done in the correctional facilities

Developing a global medical mission advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE)—Odd role for a psychiatric pharmacist?

Impact of pharmacists in mental health over the past decade

The Machinist: Two perspectives

STUDENT'S PERSPECTIVE:

Why antidepressants are not antidepressants

President's letter

CPNP Announcements

SAVVY PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY ARTICLE

A potential case of refeeding syndrome in a patient with severe mental illness

Use of psychostimulants in the management of treatment-resistant major depressive disorder

Implementation of mMINDS monitoring for alcohol withdrawal at an inpatient academic psychiatric facility

A case of Alice in Wonderland Syndrome associated with topiramate in a patient with vestibular migraine

Memantine leading to physical aggression in the treatment of chronic catatonia secondary to schizophrenia: A case report

CPNP Announcements

The annual state of CPNP report

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Pursuing provider status

Book Review: Get the residency: ASHP's guide to residency interviews and preparation