I planned to do systematic review around psychopharmacology and/or suicidology. But so far I don't really have any good idea. If you have any idea, please reply and help me. Thank you very much
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Forgive me if I sound ignorant, but based on the definitions I could find for "systematic review" and "psychopharmacology", you could determine what research methods work best for determining the effectiveness of class 1 drugs?
I suggest this because, as their category suggests, these drugs are extremely risky and cannot be administered to test subjects willy-nilly due to the risk of addiction, so it'd be great to figure out a common and ethical way to test these drugs' properties by examining pre-existing cases and seeing what works
Obviously, this isn't my wheelhouse (research is something that bores me in most scenarios), so this may be stupid/overdone
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