Pharmacotherapy and continuation ECT are key strategies for relapse prevention after successful ECT for major depressive disorder, emphasizing the need for personalized adjustments.
What are the expert consensus strategies for relapse prevention following successful ECT for major depressive disorder?
A global Delphi consensus identifies pharmacotherapy and continuation ECT as core strategies for preventing relapse in major depressive disorder after successful ECT.
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This Delphi study provides expert-based guidance on relapse prevention following successful ECT for major depressive disorder. While pharmacotherapy and continuation ECT are core strategies, personalized adjustments based on clinical risk factors remain essential. Further empirical research is needed to refine guidelines and improve long-term outcomes.
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