Here are some topics on which Dr. Mago has done talks at different institutions. These talks have been highly acclaimed as being very clear and clinically useful. To invite him to give one of these talks at your institution or to request a talk on a different topic, email him at rajnishmago@gmail.com.
Note: These talks are not necessarily listed in the order of importance or preference.
1. Clinicians’ Guide to Reading and Applying Clinical Trial Results
(A simple guide for those without a research background who want to be able to empowered to understand the basics when they come across a clinical trial.)
2. Psychopharmacology of Mood Disorders in Women
3. Managing Common Adverse Effects of Psychotropic Medications
(covers sexual dysfunction, nausea, dry mouth, orthostatic hypotension, excessive sweating, etc)
4. Medically Serious Adverse Effects of Antidepressant Medications
(covers bleeding, hyponatremia, seizures, QT prolongation, etc)
5. Using Rating Scales to Enhance Clinical Practice
6. The Internet as a Tool in Clinical Practice
(A series of websites are amazingly useful yet unknown to most clinicians. This talk is simple but extremely useful for clinicians and – trust me — has been very much appreciated by the audience.)
7. Adult ADHD: Diagnosis, Assessment, and Treatment
8. The Latest Antidepressants: A Review for Clinicians
9. Evaluation and Management of Antidepressant-Induced Sexual Dysfunction
10. Cardiovascular Adverse Effects of Newer Antidepressants
(excluding TCAs and MAOIs)
11. Adult ADHD: Pages from Clinical Experience
(Especially suited for an audience that is not yet convinced that it is extremely important that we diagnose and treat ADHD. Includes case vignettes and covers key principles of assessment.)
12. Different Sources of Evidence: When, Where, and How
(Covers when and how to find and use practice guidelines vs. systematic reviews/ meta-analyses vs. clinical trials.)
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