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Special Issues in LGBTQ Geriatric PsychiatryTo understand the experiences and needs of the aging LGBTQ population, it is important to consider the culture, politics, and social norms that existed when these elders came of age. Clinicians can play a vital role by creating a safe and open environment that allows people to be themselves.
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Where There’s Smoke, There’s FireThe impetus to consider inflammation as potentially relevant to the pathoetiology of domain-based psychopathology (eg, anhedonia) and/or mental disorders, is provided by a confluence of factors discussed here.
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Why Are Depressed Patients Inflamed? A New Path to Personalized Treatment in PsychiatryThe studies reviewed in this article provide a new model for clinical practice-one where the treatment of depressed patients is not governed by trial and error, but rather where patients can access new interventions sooner.
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Refractory Obsessive-Compulsive DisorderPractical tips on how to recognize the presentations and subtypes of OCD as well as treatment strategies associated with this challenging neuropsychiatric disorder.
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Refractory Obsessive-Compulsive DisorderPractical tips on how to recognize the presentations and subtypes of OCD as well as treatment strategies associated with this challenging neuropsychiatric disorder.
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The Silent Suffering of Those on Temporary Protected Status: Unbeknownst to ManyMedical students, psychiatry residents, and practicing psychiatrists from different backgrounds gathered with one purpose: “To increase awareness around the mental health needs of the 437,000 foreign nationals from 10 countries on Temporary Protected Status."
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The Silent Suffering of Those on Temporary Protected Status: Unbeknownst to ManyMedical students, psychiatry residents, and practicing psychiatrists from different backgrounds gathered with one purpose: “To increase awareness around the mental health needs of the 437,000 foreign nationals from 10 countries on Temporary Protected Status."
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Who Diagnoses and Treats Epilepsy in Patients With Psychiatric Symptoms?Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are not diagnosable if the patient has epilepsy that produces hallucinations or delusions. This article describes how several such patients presented in psychiatric practice.
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Revisiting the Hallucinogenic Potential of KetamineAn exploration of findings from contemporary research that hint at the unexplored hallucinogenic potential of ketamine and considerations for future investigation.
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Mini Quiz: Supported Housing for Vulnerable PatientsWhat factors are associated with loss of supported housing for chronically homeless patients with serious mental illnesss? Take the quiz and learn more.
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Mini Quiz: Poverty, Inequality, and Mental IllnessHow can psychiatrists help patients address the negative effects of poverty on their mental health? Take the quiz and test your knowledge.
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Addressing Poverty and Mental IllnessA multi-level, prevention-oriented approach that addresses poverty.
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Addressing Poverty and Mental IllnessA multi-level, prevention-oriented approach that addresses poverty.
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Using Telehealth to Enhance Access to Evidence-Based CareFindings suggest that telemental health is not only effective for diagnosis and assessment across many populations and disorders in many settings, but it appears to be comparable to face-to-face care.
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Mini Quiz: Peer Support and Mental IllnessWhat is the most important contribution by peer support staff in mental health care? Take the quiz and learn more.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer SupportThe authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.
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Treating Symptoms of Dementia-Related PsychosisAbout 2.4 million people in the US experience dementia related psychosis, yet only half ever receive a diagnosis.
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Addressing the Challenges of Treatment Resistant ADHD in AdultsThis CME identifies the sources of treatment-resistant ADHD in adults and focuses on preventing misdiagnosis and optimizing treatment.
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A Complicated Case of Psychiatric DisabilityWhat to do when a patient says they need disabled status, but you believe otherwise?
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Two for One Special: Med-Psych Physicians in the HospitalA clear problem creeping into the national dialogue is that patients with psychiatric issues all too frequently receive substandard medical care in the hospital setting. This points to the need to look for integrated approaches.
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5 Reports on DepressionThis special collection provides new insights on major aspects of depression: psychopharmacology, therapeutic interventions, major depressive episodes, biomarkers, and pseudobulbar affect.
