Vincent J. Giannetti
Abstract
Nonadherence with antidepressant medications is a well-documented factor in treatment failure. This article uses the literature to build a collaborative counseling model to increase antidepressant adherence. Studies may be warranted to determine whether specific antidepressants, when used as part of a collaborative strategy, can improve long-term adherence rates.
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Nonadherence with antidepressant medications is a well-documented factor in treatment failure. This article uses the literature to build a collaborative counseling model to increase antidepressant adherence. Studies may be warranted to determine whether specific antidepressants, when used as part of a collaborative strategy, can improve long-term adherence rates.
Key concepts: Antidepressant, Antidepressant medication, Medicine, Medication adherence, Psychiatry, Intensive care medicine, Psychology, Internal medicine