In clear, concise language, Essential Psychopharmacology communicates up-to-date, evidence-based information concerning the efficacy and risks associated with the use of psychopharmacological agents in everyday medical and psychiatric practice. On average, content consists of 39.5% materials in the three following areas: Drug Comparisons & Side Effects, Drug-Drug Interactions, and Pros/Cons in Prescribing.

Established: 1996; Currently indexed in Index Medicus and MEDLINE.

Frequency: Bimonthly publication, 6 issues per year

Circulation sample: Prescribing psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, psychologists

Primary Audience: Prescribing psychiatrists in general psychiatric practice, child & adolescent psychiatrists, geriatric psychiatrists

Secondary Audience: Pharmacists, nurse practitioners, internal medical specialists, cardiologists (Less than 10% of base)