Johannes Hamann, MD: How Long do Psychiatrists Wait for Response Before They Switch to Another Antipsychotic?

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Categories: Psychopharmacology Bulletin, VOL 40 No. 3 Articles Tags: antipsychotic-agents, drug-switches, johannes-hamann, md, medical-decision-making, nonresponse, response, schizophrenia, stefan-leucht, werner-kissling

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Johannes Hamann, MD: How Long do Psychiatrists Wait for Response Before They Switch to Another Antipsychotic?

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Johannes Hamann, MD: How Long do Psychiatrists Wait for Response Before They Switch to Another Antipsychotic?

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Johannes Hamann, MD

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