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Abstract
Introduction Long-acting injectable antipsychotics have demonstrated advantages over therapeutic adherence and can reduce the rates of relapses and due to treatment discontinuation. The novel presentation of paliperidone palmitate six-month (PP6M) can simplify the treatment to two injections per year. Objectives The purpose of the present research is to describe the profile of patients receiving this novel treatment in our area. For this, a descriptive study has been carried out. Methods We have collected and analyzed data from a total of 8 patients from the global long-acting injectable nursing registry in our area. The data collection was from May 2022 to October 2022. Results Fig. 1: Sociodemographic characteristics and Fig. 2: Clinical characteristics. Conclusions None of the patients required hospitalization at the time of the study, although this work team considers that it is early to make conclusions in this regard. No serious or minor adverse effects were reported in any of the cases during the time of the investigation, apart from one case of mild sedation. The clinical characteristics of most patients were psychopathological stability and good adherence to previous treatment. Although this study shows that the drug was also used in patients who did not meet these characteristics, specially one case of poor social support. The data collected show that the profile of the patient in whom the drug has been prescribed can be varied and broad. Disclosure of Interest None DeclaredID Patient Age Gender Medical comorbidities Social support Adherence to previous LAI EP001AGC 52 M No - Yes EP002EGA 53 M No Low No EP003ESL 45 F Yes Enough Yes EP004ACG 60 M Yes Good Yes EP005DCP 52 M Yes Enough Yes EP006ATT 47 M No Enough / Low Yes EP007AH 40 F Yes Enough Yes EP008IAR 66 F Yes Enough Yes ID Patient Diagnosis Refractory positive symptoms Last H. Polypharmacy Previous injection Injection date / Dose H. / Side Effects EP001AGC Paranoid schizophrenia - 08/03/2014 No PP3M 17/05/22 No EP002EGA Schizoaffective disorder Yes 19/08/2022 Yes PP1M 13/09/22 No EP003ESL Paranoid schizophrenia No 17/04/2019 Yes PP3M 10/08/22 Sedation (low) EP004ACG Paranoid schizophrenia No - Yes PP3M 16/09/22 No EP005DCP Paranoid schizophrenia No 16/01/2004 Yes PP3M 11/10/22 No EP006ATT Persistent delusional disorder Yes - No PP3M 19/09/22 No EP007AH Paranoid schizophrenia No 2017 No PP3M 03/08/22 No EP008IAR Persistent delusional disorder Yes - Yes Paliperidone oral 9mg and later 18/10/22 No
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1 Psychiatry, Sistema Andaluz de Salud (SAS), ALGECIRAS
2 Psychiatry, Sistema Andaluz de Salud (SAS), Cádiz, Spain