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Beyond Delusions and Dopamine: Negative Symptoms and CIAS — the Forgotten Domains of Schizophrenia Evaluation (ID: i887-6)
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Which of the following best describes your profession?
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MD/DO
NP
PA
RN
PharmD/RPh
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2.
Which of the following best describes your specialty?
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Psychiatry
Psychology
Internal Medicine/Family Medicine/General Practice
Clinical Research
Other (please specify)
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How many patients with schizophrenia do you see in a typical month?
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1 to 10
11 to 25
26 to 50
More than 50
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How many years have you been in practice?
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<1
1 to 10
11 to 20
>20
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Which of the following best describes your practice setting?
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Academic medical center
Community hospital
Group practice
Private practice
VA/DOD/Government
Other (please specify)
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After participating in this activity, how confident are you in the management of patients with schizophrenia in your practice?
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Confident
Little confidence
No confidence
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Please rate your level of agreement by checking the appropriate rating. The educational activity:
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Met the stated learning objectives
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Enhanced my current knowledge base
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Addressed my most pressing questions
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Promoted improvements or quality in healthcare
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Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based
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Was effectively delivered by faculty
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Avoided commercial bias or influence
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Which of the following best describes the impact of this activity on your performance?
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I gained new strategies/skills/information I will apply to my area of practice
I need more information before I can change my practice
My practice is already consistent with the information presented
This activity will not change my practice
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9.
How committed are you to making changes in your practice based on your participation in this activity?
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Very committed
Committed
Not committed
I do not plan to make changes
If not committed or do not plan to make changes, please indicate reason.
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10.
Which new strategies/skills/information will you apply to your area of practice? Please select all that apply.
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Consider functional outcome improvement as a goal for schizophrenia treatment
Seek more information about the effect of experiential negative symptoms in schizophrenia
Learn more about experiential and expressive negative symptoms in schizophrenia
Make a greater effort to determine if a patient’s symptoms are manifest from the cognitive or negative domains
Consider which schizophrenia patients may be appropriate for treatment with one of the emerging agents when/if they are approved by the FDA
Seek more information about emerging treatments for CIAS and negative symptoms in schizophrenia
Ask appropriately selected patients if they may be willing to engage with a digital therapy via smartphone
Seek more information about digital therapeutics
Other (please specify)
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What barriers do you see to making changes in your practice? Please select all that apply.
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Lack of knowledge regarding evidence-based strategies
Lack of convincing evidence to warrant change
Lack of time/resources to consider change
Insurance, reimbursement, or legal issues
Conflicting guidelines or evidence
Patient compliance and/or patient resource barriers
Other (please specify)
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As a result of your participation in this activity, what is one change you are most likely to implement in your practice?
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Please list any clinical issues/problems within your scope of practice you would like to see addressed in future educational activities for schizophrenia:
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If you indicated that you perceived commercial bias or influence, please describe: