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Forpsychologicalinterventions,progressshouldbereviewedat4–8weekintervals
For pharmacological interventionsreview within 2 weeks, then at4, 6, and 12 weeks. If at12
weeksitisdecidedtocontinue,reviewat8–12weekintervals.Continueforatleast6monthsafter
theoptimumdoseisreachedifeffective.
Specialconsiderations
Refertospecialistservicesifsignificantsymptomsremainaftertriallingtwotreatments.
Furtherreading
1.BaldwinA(ed)(2020).Psychiatry.In:OxfordHandbookofClinicalSpecialities,11thed(pp.682–
773). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Available at:
https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780198827191.003.0012
2.SimonC,EverittH,vonDorpF,etal.(2020).OxfordHandbookofGeneralPractice,5thed(pp.963–
96). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Available at:
https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780198808183.003.0027
1AmericanPsychiatric Association.(2013).Diagnosticandstatistical manual ofmentaldisorders(5th
ed.).https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.books.9780890425596
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Chapter42
Post-traumaticstressdisorder
Guideline: NICE NG116 (Post-traumatic stress disorder):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng116
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder which can develop after
experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. The condition is thought to result from
inadequatememoryprocessingandresultsinsymptomsthatcanbedisabling.
Diagnosis
History
Assess for possible triggers of PTSD, i.e. discuss whether the patient has ever
experiencedorwitnessedanysingle,repeated,ormultipletraumaticevents,suchas:
Seriousaccidents
Physical,sexual,ordomesticassaultorabuse
War,conflict,ortorture
Seriousphysicalhealthproblemsortraumaticchildbirthexperiences.
Askaboutthefollowing:
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Flashbacks—intrusivememoriesormentalimagery,recurrentnightmares
Avoidanceoftriggers,i.e.anystimulusthatprovokesrecollectionofthetrauma
Hyperarousal,includinghypervigilance,anger,andirritability
Negativechangestomoodandthinking
Numbingofemotions
Dissociation(feelingdisconnectedfromyourself,yourthoughts,feelings,ormemories)
Difficultyinregulatingemotions
Problemsmaintainingrelationships
Negativeperceptionofoneself,includingfeelingworthlessordefeated.
Askaboutanyassociatedfunctionalimpairment.
Conductariskassessmentandconsidersuiciderisk.
Management
Patienteducation
Provide patients and families/carers with verbal and written information regarding
symptoms, treatmentoptions,and supportgroups. Goodsourcesof writteninformation
are http://www.mind.org.uk/information-support, http://www.nhs.uk/conditions or
http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/mental-health.
ReassurepatientsthatPTSDistreatable.
ImprovingAccesstoPsychologicalTherapies(IAPT)programme
In England, IAPT services offer psychological therapies for depression and anxiety
disorders, including trauma-focused therapies for PTSD. Patients can generally selfrefer or be referred by a professional. IAPT services will be appropriate for most
patients with PTSD, although referral to secondary care may be necessary for ↑
complexity, severity, or risk. More information on IAPT services can be found at:
https://www.england.nhs.uk/mental-health/adults/iapt/
Psychologicalinterventions
Optionsinclude:
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Trauma-focusedCBT
Trauma-focusedcomputerizedCBT
Eyemovementdesensitizationandreprocessing(EMDR)
Inthecaseofpersistentsymptomsaftertrauma-focusedtherapy,considerCBTtargetedat
specificsymptoms(e.g.sleepdisturbance).Thiscanalsobeconsideredforpatientswho
areunableorunwillingtoengageintrauma-focusedtherapy.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
OnlyofferdrugtreatmenttopatientswithadiagnosisofPTSD(i.e.donotuseforprevention)
Onlyconsiderifthepatientprefersdrugtreatmenttopsychologicalinterventions
Consider a SSRI, such as sertraline 25mg OD. Venlafaxine may also be considered as an
alternative(off-labeluse)
Considerantipsychoticssuchasrisperidone,inadditiontopsychologicaltherapiesif:
Thepatienthasdisablingsymptomsandbehaviours,(e.g.psychoticsymptoms)AND
Theirsymptomshavenotrespondedtootherdrugorpsychologicaltreatments
Antipsychotictreatmentshouldonlybeinitiatedbyaspecialist.
Psychosocialconsiderations
Take thesefactors into account and help the patientto manage them (this may involve
referringtootherservices/agenciesforsupport).
Examplesinclude:
Safeguardingconcerns
Homelessness
Socialisolation
Substanceabuse
Financialhardship
Interpersonaldifficulties.
Complications
Drugoralcoholmisuse:additionalsupportmayberequiredfromspecialistaddictionservices
Depression: treating PTSD first will often lead to an improvement in depressive symptoms.
However,ifthedepressionissevereenoughtomakePTSDtreatmentproblematic,orifthereisa
significantriskofharm,itispreferabletotreatthedepressionfirst.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Alldrugtreatmentsshouldbereviewedregularlybyaspecialist.
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Furtherreading
1. Ehlers A (2012). Post-traumatic stressdisorder. In:Geddes JR, AndreasenNC, Lopez-IborJ,etal.
(eds) New Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry, 2nd ed (chapter 93). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Availableathttps://academic.oup.com/book/24770/chapter/188331538
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Chapter43
Psychosisandschizophrenia
Guideline:NICECG178(Psychosisandschizophreniainadults:prevention
andmanagement):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg178
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
This chapter covers the prevention and management of schizophrenia, schizoaffective
disorder, schizophreniform disorder, and delusional disorder (this excludes psychosis
secondary to bipolar affective disorder or depressive disorder). These disorders are
characterizedbypsychoticsymptoms.
Assessment
Psychoticsymptoms
Psychosismaymanifestsubtlywith achangein mood orwithdepressive symptoms.
More overt psychotic symptoms can broadly be divided into hallucinations and
delusions.Hallucinationsaretheexperienceofasensoryperceptionintheabsenceof
an external stimulus. Delusions are falsebeliefs whichthepatientholdsdespiteclear
evidencetothecontrary.Commonsymptomsinclude:
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Auditoryhallucinations:
Hearingvoicesarguingorarunningcommentaryontheiractions
Delusions:
Persecutorydelusions,e.g.fearofbeinghurtorkilled,fearsofbeingstalkedorconspired
against
Delusions of grandeur, e.g. believing themselves to have a special talent or to be a
millionaire
Delusionaljealousy,e.g.beliefthatapartnerisbeingunfaithful
Nihilisticdelusions,e.g.believingthattheydonotexistoraredead,theirlovedonesare
dead,theworldnolongerexists,orthattheiractionsmaydestroytheworld
Disordersofthought:
Thoughtecho:patienthearstheirthoughtsspokenaloudshortlyafterthinkingthem
Thoughtinsertion:thepatientbelievesthatsomeoneisputtingthoughtsintotheirbrain
Thought withdrawal: the patient believes that someone is removing thoughts from their
brain
Thought broadcasting: the patient believes that their thoughts are being broadcasted so
otherscanhearthem.
History
Coverthefollowing:
Psychiatrichistoryandriskassessment
Prescribedmedicationandrecreationaldrughistory
Medicalhistoryandfullphysicalexamination(toidentifyphysicalillness,includingorganicbrain
disorders,andprescribeddrugtreatmentsthatmayresultinpsychosis)
Lifestyle(includingweight,smoking,alcohol,nutrition,physicalactivity,andsexualhealth)
Psychosocialincludingsocialnetworks,relationships,andtrauma(assessforPTSD;seeChapter
42)
Developmentalhistory
Socialhistory,includingculturalissues,leisureactivities,andcaringresponsibilities
Occupationalandeducationalhistory,andfinancialstatus.
Preventingpsychosis
A first episodeofpsychosisistypicallyprecededbyaprodromal period, lastingfrom a
fewdaysto18months.Apersonshouldbeconsideredatriskofdevelopingpsychosisif
theymeetthecriteriainTable43.1.
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Table43.1Prodromalcriteriaforpatientsatriskofdevelopingpsychosis
Distressed + Declineinsocialfunctioning + Atleastoneofthefollowing:
Transientorattenuatedpsychoticsymptoms
Otherexperiencesorbehavioursuggestiveofpossiblepsychosis
Afirst-degreerelativewithpsychosisorschizophrenia
Ifpatientsfitthesecriteria,theyshouldbereferredforurgentassessmentbyaconsultant
psychiatrist.
Patientswithprodromalsymptomsshouldbeoffered:
CBT±familyintervention
Treatmentforanycomorbidpsychiatricdisorder,includingsubstancemisuse.
Theyshouldnotbegivenantipsychoticmedicationinitially.
Ifthepatientisnotformallydiagnosedwithpsychosisbutsymptomspersist,continue
monitoringforsignsofemergingpsychosisforupto3years.
Management
Patienteducation
Make patients and their carers aware of appropriate peer support and self-management
programmes
Ensuretheyhavereceivedappropriateinstructionofwhattodo/whotocallinacrisis.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Facilitateeducation/occupationalactivities
Supportpatientstostopsmoking.Usemedicationssuchasbupropionandvareniclinecautiouslyas
theymayworsenpsychiatricsymptoms.
Psychologicalinterventions
OfferCBTandfamilytherapy
Considerofferingarttherapy(particularlyfornegativesymptoms)
Ifpatientschoosetotrypsychologicalinterventionwithoutmedication,advisethemthatthisisless
effectivethancombinedtherapy
Monitorregularlyandreviewtreatmentwithinamonth.
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Pharmacologicalmanagement
Offer antipsychotic medication (combined with psychological interventions—see
‘Psychological interventions’) to all patients with psychosis, guided by a consultant
psychiatrist.Discussthefollowingwiththepatientandtheircarer:
Responsetopreviousantipsychoticmedication
Expectedbenefits
Potentialsideeffects(Table43.2).
Table43.2Potentialsideeffectsofantipsychotics
Typeofsideeffect Example Antipsychoticslikelytocausethesesideeffects
Metabolic Weightgain,diabetes Clozapine,olanzapine,quetiapine
Extrapyramidal Akathisia,dyskinesia,dystonia Typicalantipsychotics(e.g.haloperidol)
Cardiovascular ProlongedQTinterval Haloperidol,pimozide
Hormonal Hyperprolactinaemia Amisulpride,risperidone,paliperidone
Baselinetests
Baselineinvestigationsbeforestartinganantipsychotic:
Weight
Waistcircumference
Pulseandbloodpressure
Fastingbloodglucose
HbA1c
Lipidprofile
Prolactinlevels
Assessmentofanymovementdisorders
Assessmentofnutritionalstatus,diet,andlevelofphysicalactivity.
PerformabaselineECGif:
Usinghaloperidol,clozapine,orchlorpromazine(manufacturerrequirement)
A physical examinationindicatescardiovascular risk(e.g.hypertension)or thereis a history of
cardiovasculardisease.
Antipsychoticprescribing
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Startatthelowerendofthetherapeuticrangeandtitrateupwardsasneeded
Monitorforsideeffectsandadverseeffects
Iftolerated,trialthemedicationattheoptimumdosefor4–6weeks
Donotcombineantipsychotics(apartfromshort-termwhenswitching)
Thereisnospecific orderinwhichantipsychotics shouldbetried.Itwilldependonpatientand
doctorpreference.Allpatientswillrespondtoandtoleratemedicationsdifferently,thereforethere
isnofirst-linemedicationwhichwillbesuitableforallpatients.However,clozapineshouldnot
beusedinitially
Examplesofantipsychoticswhichcouldbetriedinitiallyinclude:
First-generation(typical)antipsychotics:chlorpromazine,flupentixol,haloperidol
Second-generation(atypical)antipsychotics:olanzapine,risperidone,quetiapine.
Treatmentresistance
Forpatientswhodonotrespondtotreatment:
Checkadherence
Checkthatthedoseanddurationwereadequate
Checkthatpsychologicaltherapieshavebeenofferedandengagedwith
Consideriftherecouldbeconcurrentsubstanceabuse,interactingmedications,orphysicalillness
Reviewthediagnosis.
Clozapineshouldbeofferedtopeoplewithschizophreniawhohavefailedtorespondto
separatetrials(atadequatedurationanddose)ofatleasttwodifferentantipsychotics,one
ofwhichmustbeanon-clozapineatypicalantipsychotic.
Ifsymptomsdonotrespondadequatelytoclozapine,checkplasmaclozapinelevels.
Ifnecessary,consideraddinganotherantipsychotic.
Depot/long-actinginjectableantipsychoticmedication
Considerusingdepotmedicationsif:
Thisisthepatient’spreference
Thereisariskofnon-adherencetomedication.
Monitoringandstoppingantipsychotics
Informpatientsthatiftheystopmedicationwithin1–2yearstheirriskofrelapseishigh
Reviewmedicationannuallyasaminimum
Stopmedicationgraduallyandmonitorcloselyforsignsofrelapseforatleast2years.
Patients taking antipsychotic medication should continue to have their physical health
monitoredinsecondarycare(inaccordancewithTable43.3)for atleast1year,oruntil
theirconditionhasstabilized.
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