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Identifying people with psychotic illnesses who could reduce or discontinue antipsychotic medications with a lower risk of relapse: a scoping review
Background: Psychotic disorders can confer a substantial illness burden. Whilst Antipsychotic Medications (APMs) are effective in preventing relapse, they are associated with significant adverse effects, leading some patients to consider APM dose reduction or discontinuation. Aim: We aimed to synthe
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