BACKGROUND
Amphetamine- and cannabis-induced psychoses are common clinical presentations that are difficult to differentiate from primary psychotic disorders. However, there are limited guidelines around the appropriate use of antipsychotic medications to treat these disorders. This review examined the literature consi...
E. Hall, Nisitha Ratnayake, Jana Y. Waldmann et al.· Australian and New Zealand j...· 0 citations
Mixed results were found on the efficacy of varenicline on cannabis use across studies and insufficient data to draw confident conclusions about the efficacy and tolerability of varenicline as treatment for CUD in youth and adult populations.
Courtney Craig, Jana Y. Waldmann, Mark R. C. Daglish et al.· Journal of substance use and...· 0 citations
An online survey of psychiatrists and psychiatry trainees in Australia was undertaken to explore treatment priorities, referral practices, and confidence in treating people diagnosed with psychotic disorders, finding positive symptoms was the highest priority, with cognitive symptoms rated as the lowest.
James P. Kesby, S. Suetani, Isabella Sleight et al.· Australian and New Zealand j...· 0 citations
This commentary explores the complex overlaps among shared histories, risk factors and symptomatology, as well as the difficulties stemming from the absence of validated assessment tools to aid in diagnostic clarification, in the context of early psychosis.
Kirk Chalmers, Kirstyn Laurie, S. Suetani et al.· Australian and New Zealand j...· 1 citation
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