Katherine Sanchez, LCSW, PhD

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  • 2012–2024Active
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About

Katherine Sanchez, LCSW, PhD, is affiliated with the Baylor Scott & White Research Institute in Dallas, Texas. Since 2012, Sanchez has published extensively on topics including major depressive disorder, patient care, psychiatry, psychotic disorders, and schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorders. Her work addresses clinical aspects such as clozapine use in psychotic disorders, psychometric evaluation of symptom tracking scales, culturally adapted educational tools to enhance depression treatment engagement, and collaborative care models for depression in diverse populations. Sanchez frequently collaborates with researchers including Allen Liao, Arne Beck, Ashli A. Owen-Smith, Brian K. Ahmedani, and Bruce Grannemann.

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Clozapine Use and Specific Indications
Original Research

Clozapine Use and Specific Indications

April 29, 2024

Clozapine initiation is uncommon in people with psychotic disorders who have experienced events suggesting clozapine is indicated, with even lower rates in Black and Hispanic patients.
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Original Research

CAST-SR Psychometrics in Stimulant Use Disorder

January 9, 2018

The self-report Concise Associated Symptoms Tracking Scale (CAST-SR) was designed to track symptoms such as mania and anxiety in depressed outpatients being treated with antidepressants. This study used data...
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Letter to the Editor

What Will People Think?

February 16, 2017

This early report of 273 Hispanic patients with depression reveals how researchers were able to increase treatment engagement by using a targeted depression education intervention designed to help dispel...
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"It's Like Being a Well-Loved Child": Reflections From a Collaborative Care Team

November 28, 2013

The present case study examines how a collaborative care model for the treatment of depression works with a low-income, uninsured adult population in a primary care setting.
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Collaborative Care for the Treatment of Depression in Primary Care With a Low-Income, Spanish-Speaking Population: Outcomes From a Community-Based Program Evaluation

December 6, 2012

This retrospective study by Sanchez and colleagues evaluated the effectiveness of a grant-funded, multidisciplinary collaborative care program in a primary care setting that serves a predominantly Hispanic, low-income patient...
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