Sameer Awsare, MD

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  • 26.5KReads1
  • 2021–2024Active
  • 15Collaborators
  • 31Citations2

About

Sameer Awsare, MD, is affiliated with The Permanente Medical Group at Kaiser Permanente Northern California in Oakland. Dr. Awsare has published research since 2021 on topics including patient care, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, psychotic disorders, and the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. His work focuses on telehealth and collaborative care models for psychiatric conditions. Frequent collaborators include Esti Iturralde, Maria T. Koshy, Brooke Harris, Constance M. Weisner, and Kathryn K. Ridout.

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Collaborative vs Specialty Care for Depression or Anxiety
Original Research

Collaborative vs Specialty Care for Depression or Anxiety

September 4, 2024

Model effects at 6 months revealed that patients assigned to collaborative care showed significantly greater improvement than those assigned to specialty psychiatry.
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Pharmacist-Led Telehealth for People With Psychosis or Bipolar Disorder
Original Research

Pharmacist-Led Telehealth for People With Psychosis or Bipolar Disorder

January 29, 2024

A telehealth collaborative care program with psychiatric clinical pharmacists had strong patient participation and was associated with greater medication adherence and guideline-concordant preventive care.
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Original Research

COVID-19 and Mental Health Short title

March 3, 2021

This study sought to identify patients vulnerable to worsening mental health during the early COVID-19 pandemic. Read this article to learn about the dramatic changes in psychiatric care experienced...
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