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Psych Congress Network Family & Friends

Podcast Psych Congress Network Family & Friends
Psych Congress Network Family & Friends
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  • Weighing the Options: Medication, Lifestyle, and the Path to Wellness
    In this episode, Dr Rakesh Jain and Dr Craig Chepke start off with breaking news, both the "good and the challenging," in schizophrenia treatment before diving into the real-world difficulties of weight management for their patients. They explore antipsychotic-induced weight gain, offering empowering, evidence-based insights on tools like metformin and GLP-1 receptor agonists. The two also reflect together on their personal journeys with weight management and the unexpected life lessons they've learned along the way. With their signature warmth, wit, and wisdom, Rakesh and Craig break down how clinicians can help patients take control of their own health, mind, and body. Whether a decades-long veteran MD or advanced practice provider early in your career, this episode will leave you informed, inspired, and empowered to improve your patients' outcomes. To read more about the study referenced in the podcast, visit this link: https://bit.ly/pcffmetformin
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  • Gut Feelings: Tackling Medication-Induced Nausea
    Nausea—it's more than just a frustrating side effect; it’s a top reason patients abandon psychiatric treatment. But what if we told you that with the right strategies, you could dramatically reduce medication dropouts? In this episode, Dr Craig Chepke and Dr Rakesh Jain break down the science of nausea, share real-world clinical insights, and offer actionable solutions to keep your patients feeling well. Tune in to learn how to outsmart nausea and keep your treatments on track! To read the study mentioned in the podcast, visit this link: https://bit.ly/5stepsnausea For the latest insights, news, and resources on schizophrenia treatment, check out the Psych Congress Network's Schizophrenia Excellence Forum (https://bit.ly/schizinsights) and the Schizophrenia Topic Center (https://bit.ly/schiztopic).
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  • A New Beginning, and a Fond Farewell
    Join Dr Rakesh Jain and Dr Craig Chepke for an insightful and heartfelt conversation in the inaugural Psych Congress Family & Friends Podcast. A discussion of feelings surrounding the recent passing of Dr Vladimir Maletic leads to an exploration of a topic near and dear to Dr. Maletic's heart—the role of norepinephrine in clinical practice. From its impact on mood and cognition to its underappreciated role in psychiatric care, hear personal stories, practical tips, and reflections on the legacy of a cherished friend and mentor. Whether you're looking for cutting-edge knowledge or a reminder of the human side of psychiatry, this episode offers something for every clinician. To read the study mentioned in the podcast, visit this link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39514646/
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  • Welcome to Psych Congress Family & Friends Hosted by Rakesh Jain and Craig Chepke
    Introducing our new psychiatry and psychopharmacology podcast aimed at enhancing your clinical practice in an approachable and heartfelt way, hosted by Rakesh Jain, MD, MPH, and Craig Chepke, MD, DFAPA. Subscribe now!
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