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This episode explores the collaborative approach in integrative psychiatry through real patient cases and clinician partnerships.

Welcome back to PPN – The Precision Medicine Pharmacist. In part one of our series, Precision Psychiatry in Practice – A Pharmacist–Physician Collaboration, we explored how a collaborative approach can begin to reshape psychiatric care — building trust, aligning perspectives, and creating space for more personalized treatment. Today, we move deeper into what that looks like in real-world, integrative medicine psychiatry. I’m excited to welcome back Dr. Saba Arshad, joined by Dr. Afshan Khan, as we explore how their partnership brings together different clinical perspectives to care for the whole patient — not just symptoms, but the broader context of mental health, lifestyle, and individualized needs. In this episode, Precision in Practice: Real Stories, Real Results in Integrative Psychiatry, we focus on the human side of collaboration. How do two clinicians with different training and strengths come together to approach complex cases? What does shared decision-making really look like in practice? And how does this integrative model shape better patient outcomes? We’ll walk through real patient cases, explore the dynamics of their collaboration, and uncover how this partnership…

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Host: PPN – The Precision Medicine Pharmacist

Guests: Dr. Saba Arshad, Dr. Afshan Khan

Topics covered

• integrative psychiatry
• collaborative care
• personalized treatment
• mental health
• patient outcomes

Keywords

• integrative psychiatry
• collaborative care
• mental health
• personalized treatment
• patient outcomes

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Organizations: PPN – The Precision Medicine Pharmacist

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