Source: American Academy of Family Physicians
This episode of CME on the Go, recorded live at FMX in Anaheim, CA, the hosts discuss the complexities of ADHD treatment. They cover initial thoughts on stimulant and non-stimulant medications, dosing guidelines, and the importance of addressing comorbid conditions. Listeners’ feedback from a previous ADHD episode is highlighted, emphasizing the need for practical prescribing insights. The hosts also discuss the relevance of shared decision-making and strategies for managing ADHD amid potential substance abuse risks.
Learning Objectives
- Design efficient workflows for managing controlled substances in ADHD treatment, balancing regulatory requirements with patient care.
- Analyze the pharmacology, clinical applications, and abuse potential of stimulant medications, including considerations for off-label use and misuse in non-ADHD populations.
- Integrate ADHD medications into treatment plans for patients with comorbid psychiatric conditions, such as depression, to enhance overall therapeutic outcomes.
After listening to the podcast episode, claim 0.5 American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) continuing medical education (CME) credits.