D29 – Treatment Resistant Depression: What it is and how to treat it
CHAPTER 1: DSM CRITERIA
D29 - 1.1 DSM-5-TR Criteria for Major Depressive Disorder
D29 - 1.2 DSM-5-TR Criteria for Major Depressive Disorder
D29 - 1.3 What is treatment-resistant depression (TRD)?
CHAPTER 2: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
D29 - 2.1 Substance Induced Depressive Disorder
D29 - 2.2 Schizophrenia
D29 - 2.3 Bipolar I or II Disorder.
D29 - 2.4 ADHD
CHAPTER 3: RISK FACTORS
D29 - 3.1 Who is at risk for TRD
CHAPTER 4: TREATMENTS
D29 - 4.1 Pharmacologic Treatments for TRD
D29 - 4.2 Pharmacologic Treatments for TRD
D29 - 4.3 Other Treatments for TRD
CHAPTER 5: VIDEO CASE STUDY
D29 - 5.1 Video Case Study - Treatment Resistant Depression
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D29 – 3.1 Who is at risk for TRD
D29 – Treatment Resistant Depression: What it is and how to treat it
D29 – 3.1 Who is at risk for TRD
Who is at risk for TRD
Biological and Psychological factors.
Women.
Individuals greater than 65 years old.
Severe and frequently occurring depressive episodes.
Medical comorbidity.
Psychiatric comorbidity.
(Serretti & Fabbri, 2014)
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