Date & Time
Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Name
202 Risk of Treatment Failure with Paliperidone Palmitate v. Oral Antipsychotics in a Sample of Adults with Schizophrenia
Description
In the United States, utilization of long-acting injectables is relatively low (< 15%) and generally initiated more than ten years after diagnosis. Oral antipsychotic (OAP) nonadherence is common and leads to relapse and hospitalization. Paliperidone palmitate (PP) has demonstrated delayed time to treatment failure in adults with schizophrenia compared with OAP. This analysis evaluates PP versus OAP effects in risk of, and delaying time to, treatment failure from two studies: recent-onset schizophrenia and history of incarceration.
Speakers
H. Lynn Starr MD, Director, Clinical Development, Medical Affairs, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Brianne Brown PsyD, Principal Medical Science Liaison, Janssen Therapeutics, Inc.
Ibrahim Turkoz PhD, Director of Statistics and Decision Sciences, Janssen Therapeutics, Inc.
Pamela Baker PharmD, Clinical Project Scientist, Janssen Therapeutics, Inc.
Brianne Brown PsyD, Principal Medical Science Liaison, Janssen Therapeutics, Inc.
Ibrahim Turkoz PhD, Director of Statistics and Decision Sciences, Janssen Therapeutics, Inc.
Pamela Baker PharmD, Clinical Project Scientist, Janssen Therapeutics, Inc.