Tardive Dyskinesia Masterclass II

Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Leslie Citrome, MD, MPH, returns to the MDedge Psychcast to lecture on Tardive Dyskinesia. In episode 52, where we caught up with Dr. Citrome at the Psychopharmacology Update meeting in Cincinnati, he discusses how to evaluate treatments for TD within the context of P values and effect sizes.

Dr. Citrome joined Psychcast host Lorenzo Norris, MD, in the 13th edition of the Psychcast to talk about management of TD. In episode 13, Dr. Citrome said that you can start screening your patients in the waiting room as well as when they walk to the exam room.

He and Dr. Norris also discussed movement conditions and the role antipsychotics might play in patients with TD. You can listen to the conversation between Dr. Norris and Dr. Citrome from July of 2018 by clicking here.

TD has been a recent topic of interest at the Psychcast. In the 45th episode Johnathan Meyer, MD, noted that TD has been the bane of the psychiatrist's existence for the better part of a half-century. You can listen to our tardive dyskinesia Masterclass I by clicking here.

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^{Lorenzo Norris, MD}

Lorenzo Norris, MD, is host of the MDedge Psychcast, editor in chief of MDedge Psychiatry, and assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at George Washington University, Washington. He also serves as assistant dean of student affairs at the university, and medical director of psychiatric and behavioral sciences at GWU Hospital. Dr. Lorenzo Norris has no conflicts of interest.

^{Renee Kohanski, MD}

Renée S. Kohanski, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist with additional training in forensic psychiatry. She has been a board examiner for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and has enjoyed a broad-based practice in academic, community, and forensic psychiatry. She is currently a solo practitioner and owner of RK Psychiatry Associates and serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of MDEdge Psychiatry. Talkers magazine describes Dr. Kohanski as “one of the most reliable ‘go-to’ sources for insights and information about psychiatry in the media today.” Dr. Renée Kohanski has no conflicts of interest.