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Dr Robinson is assistant professor and director of the Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner specialty at the University of Maryland School of Nursing.
5 Important Self Care Tips for Clinicians
Here are 5 self care tips to help clinicians stay on top of their own mental health.
Prior Authorizations and (Micro)managed Care
Denial of coverage can be frustrating. Here’s how you as a clinician can handle these situations.
Managing Patient Expectations
What is the first thing you share with your patient when you are about to prescribe a new medication?
Supporting Patients With Serious Mental Illness and Comorbid Substance Use Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
30% to 60% of individuals seeking treatment for SUD also meet criteria for PTSD.
Challenges with mHealth Apps for Depression and Suicide Prevention
Learn what potential challenges come with mHealth apps and how to overcome them to best fit patient needs.
Treating Depression and Preventing Suicide: The Impact of mHealth Apps
How can these mHealth apps help in the treatment of depression?
mHealth Apps for Depression: Overcoming Challenges
How can mHealth apps help overcome barriers to access to care?
Advocating for the Advocates
Mental health providers advocate for others—but what about for themselves?
Adapting to Today’s Unmet Psychiatric Needs in the United States
Collaborative care provides the best possible patient outcomes.
On Becoming a PMHNP
PMHNPs have years of experience as professional nurses, which serve to hone their clinical judgment and assessment skills.
Partnering for the Greater Good
We are all part of a team facing the monumental task of meeting the mental health needs of all Americans.
Partnering With Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioners
The shortage of mental health care providers is a crisis, but psychiatrists have a potentially powerful ally.
L-Methylfolate: Augmenting Agent May Contribute to Agitation and Mania
Experts discuss the rationale and history of L-methylfolate use in patients, and then shares three cases that collectively suggest L-methylfolate may contribute to agitation and mania.