Transition of Care for Justice-Involved Adults with Schizophrenia: A 2-month (1064 mg) Long-acting Treatment Option (Lunch Provided)

SESSION INFO

Monday, March 11, 2019
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Session Type: General

In state prison inmates, the prevalence of diagnosed schizophrenia is estimated to be up to 6.5%, while it is estimated at less than 1% in the US adult population.1,2 Long-acting injectable (LAI) therapies may be an option for treating schizophrenia during incarceration. They have recently been considered for medically appropriate adults with schizophrenia as they transition from incarceration to community care settings.3 This program will review a schizophrenia treatment regimen that provides an option of fully dosing for 2 months of treatment in 1 day.

SESSION PRESENTERS

Dallas Erdmann, MD
Medical Director, Ohio Health Riverside Methodist Hospital