TRINTELLIX® (vortioxetine) is indicated for the treatment of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) in adults.

Resources

Important resources for your patients, your practice, and you

Resources for your patients

Help your patients connect to these important resources for savings information, support, self-assessment, and more.

Patient brochure

Symptoms of major depressive
disorder, safety information
and the benefits of TRINTELLIX
are explained here.

tAccess support program and savings card brochure

Connect your patients to
information about savings, support
and more
with the tAccess brochure.

Patient health questionnaire (PHQ-9) screener

Patients can use this
self-assessment tool to help HCPs
understand the nature and severity
of their symptoms.

Additional patient resources

Trintellix patient resources

The TRINTELLIX patient website has
additional tools and resources
for
your patients, explaining their
options, and keeping them informed.

Help at Hand patient
assistance program

Takeda may be able to help patients
without prescription insurance, or
those having difficulty affording
their medications.

Resources for your practice

Stay prepared and up-to-date with these essential resources.

Patient health questionnaire (PHQ-9) scoring card

Used in tandem with the PHQ-9
screener,
this card helps HCPs assess
and understand patient symptoms.

TRINTELLIX dosing card

Dosing Card

Dosage guidance, food restrictions,
and more
are all explained on this card.


Resources for telehealth

These tools may help your patients and practice get ready for effective telehealth visits.

Patient telehealth guide

This brochure may help patients
prepare
for their next telehealth
appointment.

American Psychiatric
Association telepsychiatry
toolkit

American Psychiatric Association Telepsychiatry Toolkit

This toolkit is an ever-growing
resource helping HCPs
learn more
about telepsychiatry.

American Medical Association
quick guide to telemedicine
in practice

American Medical Association Telehealth quick guide

An informative guide to real-time
communication tools, remote patient
monitoring, and more.


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