Major Depressive Disorder in the Primary Care Setting: Strategies to Achieve Remission and Recovery

Family physicians are on the frontline for depression care, often being the first line of defense for diagnosis and management. This 1.25-hour, CME-certified activity will provide clinicians with a comprehensive review on the following:

• Clinical factors in the primary care setting that influence treatment outcomes in major depressive disorder
• Identification and management of residual symptoms
• Tools for effective monitoring of treatment outcomes
• Nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic therapies to treat patients to goal: remission and recovery
• Strategies to promote patient-focused, recovery-oriented care.

Click here to read the supplement.

After reading the supplement, click here to visit www.rapidcme.com/clinibriefs.aspx and complete the posttest and evaluation form for CME credit.

Family physicians are on the frontline for depression care, often being the first line of defense for diagnosis and management. This 1.25-hour, CME-certified activity will provide clinicians with a comprehensive review on the following:

• Clinical factors in the primary care setting that influence treatment outcomes in major depressive disorder
• Identification and management of residual symptoms
• Tools for effective monitoring of treatment outcomes
• Nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic therapies to treat patients to goal: remission and recovery
• Strategies to promote patient-focused, recovery-oriented care.

Click here to read the supplement.

After reading the supplement, click here to visit www.rapidcme.com/clinibriefs.aspx and complete the posttest and evaluation form for CME credit.

Family physicians are on the frontline for depression care, often being the first line of defense for diagnosis and management. This 1.25-hour, CME-certified activity will provide clinicians with a comprehensive review on the following:

• Clinical factors in the primary care setting that influence treatment outcomes in major depressive disorder
• Identification and management of residual symptoms
• Tools for effective monitoring of treatment outcomes
• Nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic therapies to treat patients to goal: remission and recovery
• Strategies to promote patient-focused, recovery-oriented care.

Click here to read the supplement.

After reading the supplement, click here to visit www.rapidcme.com/clinibriefs.aspx and complete the posttest and evaluation form for CME credit.