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Second‐Generation Issues in the Management of Depression in Nursing Homes

recent data indicate that an emerging problem is ensuring the provision of adequate antidepressant treatment, starting with greater attention to the dosage and duration of an initial antidepressant trial. Increased attention also needs to be paid to second-generation issues, such as what the best next-step practices are for partial responders (augmentation strategies) and nonresponders (switching strategies) and how best to manage responders through the continuation and maintenance phases of treatment.