Watch as a multidisciplinary panel of experts provides guidance on conducting the AIMS exam in various patient settings. Within this series of short videos, watch as HCPs conduct an AIMS exam with 2 unique patients with tardive dyskinesia. Explanations for scoring and interpretation are provided.
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1. Why Do the AIMS? -
2. Adapting the AIMS Assessment: General Considerations -
3. AIMS Assessments in a Telehealth Setting -
4. AIMS Assessments for Patients With Diverse Needs -
5. AIMS Assessments for Patients With Limited Mobility -
6. What to Look for During the AIMS Exam -
7. The AIMS Exam With Zade -
8. The AIMS Exam With Ann -
9. Observations Following the AIMS -
10. Interpreting the AIMS Score -
11. The Full AIMS Exam With Zade -
12. The Full AIMS Exam With Ann
Diagnosis of tardive dyskinesia should be based on the patient's medical history, symptoms, and clinician's best judgment.