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Subject: Antipsychotic drugs
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Antipsychotic prescribing patterns and determinants in first-episode psychosis: a 2019–2024 cross-sectional study from Zambia
Lihlizulu Thabo Moyo; Moyo, L.T.; Tembo, T.M.; Thandiwe Martha Tembo;
Brian Maila
[Student]
BMC Psychiatry
, 2026,
journal article
OA
, Gold Open Access Journal
BMC Psychiatry
OA classification
Gold Open Access Journal
Antipsychotic drugs
Psychoses
Zambia
Barriers and Facilitators Associated with Antipsychotic Deprescribing for Individuals with Dementia Residing in Long-Term Care as Reported by Physicians: A Mixed Methods Study
Matteo Peretti
[Student]
2018,
dissertation thesis
Antipsychotic drugs
Dementia
Long-term care facilities
Mixed methods research
