The discussion between two psychiatrists evolves around mental disorders and their severe effect on the daily functioning and quality of life of patients and also of their relatives.

The host Assoc. Prof. Ante Silić, MD, PhD from Croatia and his guest Assist. Nuša Šegrec, MD, PhD from Slovenia elaborate on treatment goals oriented to the individual patient with the aim of restoring the patient’s everyday functioning such as work productivity, social relationships and the ability to live independently, and improve their quality of life.

The speakers are both distinguished psychiatrists with valuable experiences from years of dedicated https://www.krka.biz/health-matters/podcasts/#s1e4, where you can also find more information on the Krka Talks podcast.

In this episode, two psychiatrists with years of experience discuss the burden of depression and anxiety on our society, and the impact of medical comorbidities that only further increases it.

The host Assoc. Prof. Ante Silić, MD, PhD from Croatia and his guest Assoc. Prof. Milan Latas, MD, PhD from Serbia present the COSMOS study that provided a detailed view into the management of comorbid diseases in the clinical practice of four South-Eastern European countries. It also revealed the data on patient management of depression that can be used as a base point for optimising clinical management and patient outcomes, and improving the patients’ quality of life.

The speakers are both distinguished psychiatrists with

In this episode, two established psychiatrists discuss

The host Piotr Wierzbiński MD, PhD from Poland discusses

The speakers are both distinguished psychiatrists with

Two established psychiatrists discuss specific symptoms

The host Assoc. Prof. Ante Silić, MD, PhD from Croatia and his guest Piotr Wierzbiński MD, PhD from Poland engage in a productive debate on how knowing which particular neurotransmitter is associated with which particular symptom of depression may help doctors choose the right medicine and provide the best chance of treatment response.

The speakers are both distinguished psychiatrists with