James W. Jefferson, MD
- 25Articles
- 65.8KReads
- 1997–2017Active
- 20Collaborators
- 625Citations
About
James W. Jefferson, MD, has contributed extensively to psychiatry literature from 1997 to 2017, authoring 25 articles focused on major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and related neurological conditions such as Parkinson disease. His work encompasses clinical topics including patient care, suicide risk prediction, monitoring kidney function in lithium-treated patients, antidepressant strategies, and psychiatric complications of deep brain stimulation. Jefferson has collaborated frequently with co-authors including John H. Greist and A. John Rush, publishing in peer-reviewed venues such as Psychiatrist.com.
Publications
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