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Closing the neurology–psychiatry gap in tardive dyskinesia care in Asia: expert recommendations for an educational roadmap to improve prevention, recognition, and shared care

Regional experts recommend rational antipsychotic prescribing, proactive monitoring, standardized assessment, patient education and timely referral, supported by interdisciplinary curricula and shared-care pathways.

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Key findings

  • Proactive TD monitoring is needed
  • Cross-disciplinary education should be strengthened
  • Shared neurology–psychiatry care is central
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Why this matters globally

The framework could improve medication safety and multidisciplinary care across Asia-Pacific.

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Thai researcher contribution

Thai contributors included a corresponding author affiliated with Chulalongkorn University and the Thai Red Cross ecosystem.

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Limitations to consider

These are expert recommendations rather than clinical-trial outcomes.

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Verify the original sources

Journal of Neural TransmissionRead the original article↗

DOI: 10.1007/s00702-026-03318-6

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