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Psychotropic drugs in children and adolescents: a handy overview.

Medicines in children studied much less than in adults. In many cases the resources are not officially registered for the use in children. Therefore, the Knowledge Centre for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry bundles in this Formulary advancing knowledge in the field of psychopharmacology in children and adolescents, with lyrics about individual resources into categories. This app is a handy summary of the information from the Formulary available on our website: http://www.kenniscentrum-kjp.nl/Professionals/Medicatie. For each resource you will find the indication, use aspects, registration and dose recommendations. These are aligned with the opinions of Dutch Knowledge Pharmacotherapy Children (NKFK). The Knowledge Centre for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry bear with this app to the consistent and transparent application of psychotropic drugs in children and adolescents.
 
A few notes and warnings are in place. These texts have been prepared with utmost care, however, they are not made for the purpose of completeness, but in addition to the information in the textbooks (eg ChemSpider or textbooks). Many psychotropic prescribing child and adolescent psychiatrists are from adult psychiatry. The large amount of knowledge about kinetics, effect, safety and competition gained in adults, usually lacking in children and adolescents. so one must be familiar with the literature on psychotropic drugs in adults. The official leaflet (Ib) lyrics and recording situations can be found on the MEB website: www.cbg-meb.nl
 
No formal rights can be derived from these texts. In individual situations, there will always be reasons to deviate from the recommendations. It's good to be here to make notes in the file.
 
This app is a product of the Knowledge Centre for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. The Knowledge Centre for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry translates the accumulated knowledge in protocols for child psychiatrists and other professionals. With that knowledge, they can offer their young patients the best care and better treatment. With Routine Outcome Monitoring (ROM) Knowledge Centre systematically compares the effect of treatments. For further information please visit our website: www.kenniscentrum-kjp.nl.