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Collaborating With Patients to Make Treatment Decisions Based on Benefits and Risks of Medications Associated With Tardive Dyskinesia
Many patients who are at risk for tardive dyskinesia fear that they might develop the involuntary neurological movement disorder, yet it is possible for clinicians to convey a realistic assessment of the benefits and risks of medications that might induce TD. Clinicians need to be aware of the importance of communicating reasonable risk in a way that will not alarm patients, using tools such as probabilities and phronesis in discussions with their patients.