Psychiatry Education Forum Academy
Managing Psychopharmacology Adverse Events
Point-of-care guidance for the adverse effects of psychiatric medications. Every chapter opens with what to do now, what not to do, and when to send the patient to the emergency department.
- Hold the next lithium dose. Do not wait to see the patient first.
- Triage red, amber or green on the patient, whatever the level says.
- Advise drinking large volumes of water to “flush out” lithium.
- Act on a single level without the time of the last dose and the time of the draw.
Start from the problem in front of you
The questions clinicians bring most often, one click from the chapter that answers them.
Managing Mood Stabilizer Adverse Events
Lithium, valproate, lamotrigine, carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine. Six sections, one every few days.
Antipsychotics
Antidepressants
Mood Stabilizers
Inside every chapter
Do now, do not, five questions to ask, and a triage path: emergency department, same day, or plan.
The reasoning, tables and figures for when you have time, with every source cited.
A structured note for the decision you just made, ready to edit into the chart.
A plain-language counselling script for the conversation that follows.
Read a chapter free
The full chapter, not a summary. See whether the format fits how you work.
Full access with an Academy membership
Every course in this series, plus the rest of the Academy library, for prescribers who need the answer during the visit, not after it.