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Recommended actions in response to clozapine concentrations
Recommended drugs and drugs to avoid in dementia
Recommended drugs for rapid tranquillisation if the oral route is refused or has proven ineffective
Recommended ECG monitoring for people taking methadone
Recommended first-line treatments for acute mania
Recommended first-line treatments for bipolar depression
Recommended minimum effective doses of antidepressants
Recommended monitoring for diabetes in patients receiving antipsychotic drugs
Recommended psychotropics in renal impairment
Recommended treatment strategy fo rapid-cycling bipolar disorder
Rectal administration, antipsychotics
Recurrent depression, prophylaxis
Red blood count/red cell distribution width, psychotropic agent effects
Reduced hepatic blood flow; consequences of hepatic impairment
Reduced metabolism of drugs changes with old age hepatic impairment
Reduction or discontinuation regimen for antipsychotic drugs in BPSD - a guide57,58
Reductions of olanzapine dose by up to 5 percentage points of D2 occupancy at each step, adjusted to allow use of quarter tablets
Re-initiation, after period of non-adherence to medication regime
Relapse after stopping medication
Relapse or Acute Exacerbation of Schizophrenia
Relational aspects of adherence
Relational aspects of prescribing practice
Relative adverse effects
Relative efficacy
Relative frequency sexual dysfunction (SD) with antidepressants
Relative infant dose
relative infant dose (RID), medication in breastfeeding mothers
Remedial treatments for psychotropic-induced sexual dysfunction
Renal adverse effects antiretrovirals lithium
renal function, NSAIDs affecting sodium/lithium reabsorption