Treatment-resistant Schizophrenia: Advocacy, Clinical Consultation, Education, Support Service
Improving patient outcomes in treatment-resistant schizophrenia through advocacy, sharing clinical expertise, providing education and consultation to healthcare professionals, and supporting clinics in delivering evidence-based treatments.
Building a network for accessible clozapine treatment
The TRS ACCESS program at Massachusetts General Hospital is dedicated to improving outcomes for people with treatment-resistant schizophrenia by expanding timely access to effective treatments, particularly clozapine and long-acting injectable antipsychotics. Our goal is to build a robust network of clinics capable of safely providing these highly effective yet underutilized treatments. Through clinician support, expert guidance, targeted education, and practical resources, we empower healthcare systems to deliver high-quality care at the earliest possible stage, transforming the lives of individuals affected by treatment-resistant schizophrenia.
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Abigail Donovan, MD explains our mission
Learn about the comprehensive approach behind TRS ACCESS and how we're helping clinicians become capable of prescribing clozapine safely and effectively for patients with treatment-resistant schizophrenia.
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Abigail Donovan, MD explains the importance of patient outcomes
Understanding the critical importance of measuring and improving patient outcomes in treatment-resistant schizophrenia, and how evidence-based approaches can transform lives and healthcare delivery.
Expert clinicians dedicated to TRS ACCESS services
Co-director, MGH Psychosis Clinical and Research Program
Oliver Freudenreich directs the TRS ACCESS program and leads our consultation service, providing expert guidance to clinicians managing complex cases and supporting clinicians to become capable of prescribing clozapine safely and effectively.
Director of Clinical Services, MGH Psychosis Clinical and Research Program
Abigail Donovan specializes in the early detection and treatment of schizophrenia in adolescents and adults, with a focus on outcome-based care and quality improvement initiatives.
Medical Director, MGH Clozapine Clinic
Carol Lim serves as the medical director of our Clozapine Clinic and leads educational initiatives to help other healthcare systems establish safe and effective clozapine monitoring programs.
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner & LAI Specialist
Sarah provides expert clinical care and specializes in long-acting injectable antipsychotic medications, offering consultation and training to healthcare providers.
Clinical Psychologist & Implementation Specialist
Cheryl Foo leads implementation efforts to help clinicians and healthcare systems become capable of prescribing clozapine and long-acting injectables safely and effectively.
Program Coordinator
Marta coordinates program activities and provides administrative support to ensure seamless patient care and program operations.
Program Manager
Leah manages program operations and oversees quality improvement initiatives within the TRS ACCESS program.
Comprehensive support for clozapine treatment implementation
Expert consultation for clinicians managing complex cases of difficult to treat psychosis, providing guidance on diagnosis, treatment planning, and clozapine initiation.
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Oliver Freudenreich, MD on consultation services
Our MGH Clozapine Clinic specializes in identifying people who need clozapine and how to initiate and manage treatment. We offer support to other clinics and clinicians to help them prescribe clozapine safely and effectively.
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Carol Lim, MD on clozapine clinic services
Training and consultation on long-acting injectable antipsychotic medications, helping clinicians optimize medication adherence and improve treatment outcomes.
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Sarah Maclaurin, PMHNP-BC on LAI expertise
Implementation support to help healthcare systems and clinicians become capable of prescribing clozapine safely and effectively, including staff training, workflow development, and ongoing support.
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Cheryl Foo, PhD on program implementation
Educational materials and publications from our faculty
Second Edition - A comprehensive guide to understanding and treating psychotic disorders in clinical practice.
A guide for patients and families dealing with serious mental illness.
Emergency Management - A comprehensive guide for managing substance use in psychiatric emergencies.
Oliver Freudenreich, MD discusses secondary psychosis and differential diagnosis considerations.
Abigail Donovan, MD explains the spectrum of schizophrenia, covering causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches.
Educational presentation on treatment-resistant schizophrenia and clozapine therapy approaches.
Research seminar discussing current clinical research initiatives in psychosis treatment and management.
Get in touch with our specialized team
151 Merrimac St, Suite 401
Boston, MA 02114
617-643-1175
mghtrsaccess@gmail.com