Ann L Hackman
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Recent Articles
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McClanahan A, Adams C, Hackman A, Cotes R, Minkoff K
Psychiatr Clin North Am
. 2024 Aug;
47(3):531-546.
PMID: 39122344
During the postcrisis period, many individuals struggle to transition to available care, often falling through the cracks. This article discusses effective postcrisis approaches that provide rapid access to transitional team-based...
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Kelly D, Powell M, Wehring H, Sayer M, Kearns A, Hackman A, et al.
J Clin Psychopharmacol
. 2018 Jun;
38(4):317-326.
PMID: 29912799
Purpose/background: Prolactin-related adverse effects contribute to nonadherence and adverse health consequences, particularly in women with severe mental illness. Treating these adverse effects may improve treatment acceptability, adherence, and long-term outcomes....
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Patchan K, Vyas G, Hackman A, Mackowick M, Richardson C, Love R, et al.
Psychiatr Q
. 2017 Jun;
89(1):157-168.
PMID: 28643049
Popular media often portray people with a mental illness as being aggressive, violent, and incarcerated as a result of their behavior. Despite exaggeration in the media, risks for some aggressive...
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Kreyenbuhl J, Medoff D, McEvoy J, Smith T, Hackman A, Nossel I, et al.
Psychiatr Serv
. 2016 Jul;
67(12):1300-1306.
PMID: 27364816
Objective: This study examined the adherence of psychiatrists to the Schedule of Recommended First and Second Line Antipsychotic Medications ("Antipsychotic Schedule"), which was implemented in two Recovery After an Initial...
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Adler D, Oslin D, Valenstein M, Avery J, Dixon L, Nossel I, et al.
J Nerv Ment Dis
. 2012 May;
200(5):451-3.
PMID: 22551800
No abstract available.
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Lewis R, Adler D, Dixon L, Goldman B, Hackman A, Oslin D, et al.
J Nerv Ment Dis
. 2011 Apr;
199(4):212-3.
PMID: 21451343
No abstract available.
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Borzekowski D, Leith J, Medoff D, Potts W, Dixon L, Balis T, et al.
Psychiatr Serv
. 2009 Sep;
60(9):1265-8.
PMID: 19723745
Objective: This study examined how people with serious mental illness access and use media to receive health information. Methods: One hundred people with serious mental illness were interviewed regarding their...
8.
Hackman A, Stowell K
Community Ment Health J
. 2009 Jan;
45(1):1-5.
PMID: 19130222
The original assertive community treatment (ACT) model included time-unlimited treatment. However, resource restrictions and subsequent research call into question the feasibility and necessity of time-unlimited services. This study compares the...
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Dixon L, Adler D, Berlant J, Dulit R, Goldman B, Hackman A, et al.
Psychiatr Serv
. 2007 Apr;
58(5):600-2.
PMID: 17463337
This column provides a framework for considering the extent of psychiatrists' responsibility for patients' medical conditions. Psychiatrists have the greatest responsibility for medical conditions that occur as a result of...
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Hackman A, Goldberg R, Brown C, Fang L, Dickerson F, Wohlheiter K, et al.
Psychiatr Serv
. 2006 Apr;
57(4):563-6.
PMID: 16603755
Objective: This study identified factors associated with use of the emergency department for medical reasons among individuals with serious mental illness. Methods: A total of 200 randomly selected outpatients who...