Pharmacotherapy in chronic insomnia: a clinical pharmacist’s perspective
Understand the pharmacotherapy options available to manage chronic insomnia spanning the treatment pathway, from over-the-counter treatments to specialist referral. Including a review of the role of QUVIVIQ®▼ (daridorexant) to manage chronic insomnia as part of a personalised management strategy.
This webinar will discuss QUVIVIQ (daridorexant), manufactured by Idorsia Pharmaceuticals.
1 CPD hour
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QUVIVIQ (daridorexant) is indicated for the treatment of adult patients with insomnia characterised by symptoms present for at least 3 months and considerable impact on daytime functioning.1
1. QUVIVIQ Idorsia Pharmaceuticals Ltd, summary of product characteristics
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CloseJohn has worked in senior NHS clinical and management roles. He was Principle Clinical Pharmacist in the Department of Community Psychiatry at Clatterbridge Hospital and was the manager of a Department of Health National Pilot Project in community mental health which won a Pharmaceutical Care award. He is now a freelance consultant. He is a past chairman of the UK Psychiatric Pharmacy Group and a founding member of the College of Mental Health Pharmacy. He was a member of the WHO-Europe DepCare (Depression Care) Project and of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Mental Health Task Force.
He has written widely on mental health issues with over 80 peer-reviewed publications including book chapters and commentaries relating mostly to affective disorders and schizophrenia.
He has presented at many international symposia and created and delivered educational packages related to the treatment of severe mental illness which have been used in the UK and internationally.