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Review examining depression treatment confirms value of sequential approach

Initiating psychotherapy following response to acute‐phase medication treatment is more effective than standard treatment approaches in reducing risk of relapse to major depressive disorder, a systematic review and meta‐analysis has found. The results suggest that sequential administration of psychotherapy following pharmacotherapy helps patients learn skills that they can successfully apply post‐treatment. Study results were published online Nov. 25, 2020, in JAMA Psychiatry.