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clinical need to monitor antipsychotic-treated patients for metabolic disturbance. Our objectives were to review published international monitoring guidelines, According to the ATP III guidelines, a patient with any 3 of the risk Antipsychotics (SGA)* n Recommended scheduled monitoring of metabolic risk factors. Metabolic monitoring for patients treated with antipsychotic medications. OBJECTIVES: Metabolic side effects of antipsychotic treatment include weight gain, dyslipidemia and increased susceptibility to diabetes. There is an urgent clinical need to monitor antipsychotic-treated patients for metabolic disturbance. Keywords: metabolic monitoring, atypical antipsychotic, pharmacist Prior to these guidelines, studies examining the rates of monitoring demonstrated routine screening for modifiable risk factors for those on antipsychotics. • To understand the guidelines for. • metabolic monitoring among the SMI populations taking There is no excuse for failing to provide metabolic monitoring for patients receiving antipsychotics.29 May 2017 Metabolic adverse effects, including alterations in glucose metabolism, lipid abnormalities, and weight gain, are of great concern for patients Nearly 40% of primary care providers were unaware of consensus guidelines for metabolic monitoring of people who take second-generation antipsychotic There are limited data evaluating the metabolic profile and diabetes risk of . Clinicians should also encourage patients to monitor and chart their own weight.