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Psychiatry
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Neuromodulation
What is your approach to the use of TMS for treatment refractory schizophrenia?
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How do you facilitate access to interventional treatments such as TMS for patients with difficult-to-treat depression who are on Medicaid?
At what point do you consider referring for neuromodulatory treatments (TMS, deep brain stimulation) for treatment refractory-OCD?
Is there a role for administering IV ketamine immediately after ECT treatments in patients with difficult-to-treat major depressive disorder?
When do you refer patients with difficult-to-treat depression for ECT rather than other interventional psychiatric treatments, such as TMS or esketamine?
How do you explain and manage transient post-ECT symptoms like irritability, tearfulness, or panic attacks that resolve within a day?
When do you consider referring adolescents with major depressive disorder for TMS?
What is your experience with transcutaneous vagal nerve stimulation for the treatment of anxiety disorders and major depressive disorder?
How do you approach a case of apparent worsening catatonia despite high-dose benzodiazepines and ongoing ECT?
How do you manage expectations around response time and durability of benefit in patients starting TMS?
How have you gone about implementing TMS in your practice or institution?
