Comparing Long-Acting Methylphenidate: Concerta vs Jornay PM vs Adhansia XR
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common and impairing disorder affecting children, adolescents, and adults. Stimulant class of medications are considered first-line treatment for ADHD, including methylphenidate and amphetamine.
Psychiatry Education Forum Academy’s most recent video discussion posted today will compare the following three long-acting methylphenidate formulations:
- Concerta
- Jornay PM
- Adhansia XR
Here is one of the slides from this presentation, which will explain the reason behind using Jornay PM in the evening time rather than morning time dosing:
This video discussion will compare these medications in the following sections:
- FDA-approved age group.
- Timing of administration.
- How are the onset and duration of action different for each medication, in terms of time to reach the peak concentration?
- Is Adhsnasia XR any different than Concerta?
- Which medications can be opened and sprinkled on food?
- Dosing titration schedule for Jornay PM and Adhansia XR.
- Dose conversion among methylphenidate preparation.
Academy members will have access to the following lecture series:
Comparing Long-Acting Methylphenidate Formulations
Concerta vs Jornay PM vs Adhansia XR
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