Antidepressant Deprescribing

Cross-source consensus on Antidepressant Deprescribing from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Benefits

All 31 interviewed participants reconsidered antidepressant use after exposure to the resources. — Toolkit to prompt and support stopping antidepressants in general practice: an interview study exploring patient participants’ experiences in the RELEASE trial
Antidepressant use has roughly doubled in developed countries over the past decade. — Toolkit to prompt and support stopping antidepressants in general practice: an interview study exploring patient participants’ experiences in the RELEASE trial
Australian guidelines generally recommend antidepressant therapy for 6–12 months after a single episode of moderate-to-severe depression. — Toolkit to prompt and support stopping antidepressants in general practice: an interview study exploring patient participants’ experiences in the RELEASE trial
Many patients continue antidepressants beyond guideline recommendations because of limited awareness, beliefs about lifelong treatment, and fear of withdrawal. — Toolkit to prompt and support stopping antidepressants in general practice: an interview study exploring patient participants’ experiences in the RELEASE trial
Earlier deprescribing conversations appeared more likely to succeed than conversations after longer antidepressant use. — Toolkit to prompt and support stopping antidepressants in general practice: an interview study exploring patient participants’ experiences in the RELEASE trial