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SwitchRx aims to provide healthcare professionals with the most current and useful information to guide their clinical practice when adjusting their patient's psychotropic treatment regimens.
This resource features suggested tapering and titration schedules, clinical tips, detailed information on drug pharmacokinetics, and other precautions.
You'll find all the switching information you need here. Just register or login to get full access to our switching tools.
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Watch Dr. McIntosh's accredited PsychedUp CME programs at your convenience and earn Mainpro+ and Section 1 credits
If SwitchRx has been a useful tool for your practice, you may want to deepen your understanding and update your psychiatric diagnosing, prescribing, and medication counseling skills. This is how PsychedUp, an accredited continuing medical education program can help you to be a more confident, rational prescriber or dispenser.
PsychedUp educational programs are developed and presented by Dr. Diane McIntosh, the co-founder of SwitchRx. Offered virtually, the programs are designed to be clinically relevant, practical, engaging, and interactive psychiatric education, focusing on diagnosis and treatment.
Topics include insomnia, cannabis and psychedelic medication in psychiatry, what’s new in psychopharmacology?, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, adult ADHD, epigenetics, and obesity management in psychiatry.
PsychedUp programs are certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Ontario Chapter for up to 132 Mainpro+ credits and are accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada for 4.5 Group Learning Activity (Section 1) credits.
For more details and to register, please visit www.psychedupcme.com.
All prescribers and pharmacists are welcome!
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