VERDOUX, Helene; QUILES, Clelia; CERVELLO, Sophie; DUBREUCQ, Julien; BON, L.; MASSOUBRE, Catherine; POMMIER, R.; LEGROS-LAFARGE, Emilie; JAAFARI, N.; GUILLARD-BOUHET, Nathalie; CHEREAU-BOUDET, I.; COUHET, Geoffroy; PLASSE, Julien; FRANCK, Nicolas

doi:10.1016/j.psychres.2019.112543

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Psychiatry Research. 2019-11, vol. 281, p. 112543

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OBJECTIVES: To explore whether clozapine users have specific rehabilitation needs compared to users of other antipsychotics. METHODS: The study was performed using the REHABase collecting data on persons referred to a French network of psychosocial rehabilitation centers. It was restricted to persons with schizophrenia spectrum disorder using antipsychotics. Multivariate analyses were used to compare baseline functioning and cognitive characteristics in clozapine users vs. users of other antipsychotics. RESULTS: Of the 675 patients identified in the REHABase, one out of ten (n=70) used clozapine. Compared to users of other antipsychotics, clozapine users had been more frequently hospitalized in psychiatry and presented less frequently with psychoactive substance use. Functional measures did not significantly differ between the two groups. Clozapine users had poorer short-term verbal memory performance than users of other antipsychotics and did not differ on executive performance. CONCLUSION: Clozapine users may reach a recovery level comparable to that obtained in persons without treatment-resistant schizophrenia. In order to reduce the negative impact of memory deficits on the recovery process of clozapine users, it is necessary to optimize their psychotropic treatment and to promote their access to cognitive remediation programs addressing their specific needs.< Réduire

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