Biography:
Maria Richards-Brown, a research assistant at University College London (UCL). After earning her BA in Experimental Psychology from the University of Oxford, she completed MSc in Clinical Mental Health Sciences at UCL, where she joined Prof E Bramon’s pharmacogenetics study on antipsychotics. Fascinated by its potential to address issues like adverse drug reactions and discontinuation, she focused her MSc dissertation on patient perspectives. Now, as a research assistant, she expanded this work by integrating both patient and clinician feedback on pharmacogenetic testing.
Title : Patient and clinician perspectives on pharmacogenetic testing for antipsychotics