1. Multiple medication use in psychiatry: How Rational Can It Be?. - 2. Receptor binding targets for antipsychotic efficacy. - 3. Drug interactions and polypharmacy. - 4. Preclinical and clinical investigation of antipsychotic polypharmacy: What is the evidence?. - 5. Should high dose or very long-term antipsychotic monotherapy be considered before antipsychotic polypharmacy?. - 6. Multiple Medication Use of Neuropsychiatry in Forensic Psychiatry: Findings from the Central State Forensic Psychiatric Hospital of Saxony-Anhalt. - 7. Antipsychotic treatment within a naturalistic trial - how are we treating schizophrenia patients in the "real-world"?. - 8. A multi-target drug treatment in schizophrenia using adjunctive agents with non-D2 mechanisms of action. - 9. Antidepressants in schizophrenia – a place for them?. - 10. Stressful life events and anticonvulsant medication in psychiatric patients. - 11. Multiple medication use in somatic symptom disorders: from augmentation to diminution strategies.
From the reviews:“This is part of a two-volume set that is the first comprehensive, clinically oriented reference that looks at the evidence regarding the use of multiple medications in the treatment of a variety of mental illnesses. … should be read by anyone involved in the pharmacological management of psychiatric illnesses.” (Michael Easton, Doody’s Book Reviews, July, 2013)
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