 Given the standard that medication or treatment adjustments that depend on this information must wait for an office visit, the prolonged wait times create a major gap between recognition of symptoms or adverse events, and actual follow up or management. While it is theoretically possible to accelerate a patients time to drug adjustment or adverse event reporting by calling the physicians office and scheduling an earlier appointment, no data, to these investigators knowledge, exists on the utilization of such alternative options. Various paper home diaries, such as mood charts in psychiatry, are available to follow patient data; however, there is low compliance that the patient will fill out these charts or bring the diary in for the next visit. Online variants of such diaries have shown almost double the reporting rate. 