Penulis: Tengku Mohd Saifuddin Tengku Kamarul Bahri, Hanisah Mohd Noor 

“Psychotropic Drug Use in the Medically Ill Patients” is an essential guide for healthcare professionals navigating the complex interplay between psychotropic medications and comorbid medical conditions. Authored by esteemed researcher Tengku Mohd Saifuddin Tengku Kamarul Bahri, this book delves into the unique challenges of managing mental health treatments in patients with a range of medical illnesses. 

From hepatic and renal impairments to cardiovascular and central nervous system diseases, this comprehensive resource provides in-depth analyses and practical recommendations for optimizing psychotropic drug use in diverse patient populations. Explore the nuanced considerations for perinatal psychiatry, uncover the biochemical changes induced by psychotropics, and understand the psychiatric side effects of non-psychotropic medications. The book also offers valuable insights into the compassionate use of psychotropics in palliative care settings.

Rich with clinical insights and evidence-based strategies, “Psychotropic Drug Use in the Medically Ill Patients” is a vital tool for clinicians, researchers, and students committed to enhancing patient care and ensuring the safe, effective management of psychotropic medications in medically complex cases. Whether you are a seasoned healthcare provider or a newcomer to the field, this book will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the intricate landscape of psychotropic medication management with precision and empathy.