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We Want to Hear From You: What Should We Feature on the December Cover?

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Psychiatric Times Editors

You can help pick the last cover of the year!

2022 has been a whirlwind of a year. For the December print issue, we want to take a look back at the events of 2022—but we need your help. What do you think are the most important issues that should be covered?

What is the most important psychiatric issue of 2022?

College mental health
988 + suicide prevention
Children’s mental health crisis
COVID transition
Political tribalism/divisiveness
Novel mechanisms of action
The rise of virtual platforms
Shortage of ADHD drugs
Ongoing opioid epidemic
Continued issues in lack of parity
Burnout pressures
Social determinants of mental health

If you think we missed something, write us at PTEditor@MMHGroup.com.

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