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Child and adolescent psychopharmacology is a rapidly growing field with psychotropic medications used widely in the treatment of this patient group. However, psychopharmacological treatment guidelines used for adults cannot simply be applied for children or adolescents, thus presenting clinicians and nurse practitioners with assessment and prescribing challenges. Based on the world’s best-selling resource Stahl’s Prescriber’s Guide, this new book provides a user-friendly step-by-step manual on the range of psychotropic drugs prescribed for children and adolescents by clinicians and nurse practitioners.
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amphetamine-d | amphetamine-d,l | aripiprazole | asenapine |
atomoxetine |
bupropion |
chlorpromazine | citalopram | clomipramine | clonidine |
clozapine |
duloxetine |
escitalopram |
fluoxetine | fluphenazine | fluvoxamine |
guanfacine |
haloperidol |
lisdexamfetamine | lithium | lurasidone |
methylphenidate-d | methylphenidate-d,l |
olanzapine |
paliperidone | paroxetine | pimozide |
quetiapine |
risperidone |
sertraline |
trazodone |
valproate | venlafaxine |
Brands
Generic
Class and Mechanism of Action
US FDA Approved for Pediatric Use
Off-Label for Pediatric Use
Tests
What to Tell Parents About Efficacy
What to Tell Children and Adolescents About Efficacy
What to Tell Teachers About the Medication (If Parents Consent)