This is an essential guide to the fundamentals of psychiatry for undergraduate students, junior doctors, and mental health nursing students.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rebecca McKnight studied medicine at the University of Oxford and developed an interest in mental health whilst still an undergraduate. Rebecca is particularly interested in the varied clinical manifestations of mood disorders and the epidemiology of psychiatric conditions. Her main research areas have been in using new technologies to monitor mood, and in the efficacy and safety of lithium therapy in bipolar disorder. Rebecca has trained in general adult psychiatry and as well as clinical work, is active in undergraduate teaching and clinical leadership. Rebecca lives in Oxford with her husband and two young sons. Jonathan Price studied medicine at Cambridge and Oxford, completed an undergraduate degree in Physiology and Psychology, and was committed to a career in psychiatry from his first encounter during his undergraduate attachment. Via Shropshire, Nottingham and Birmingham, he returned to Oxford, where he completed his training in adult psychiatry, old age psychiatry, and psychological medicine, and undertook a research fellowship in health services research. He was responsible for the undergraduate course in psychiatry for 16 years, aiming to encourage medical students to pursue a career in a specialty that is absorbing, challenging, moving and inspiring. He now divides his time between Oxford and the hills and waters of North West Wales. John Geddes is Head of Department and Professor of Epidemiological Psychiatry at Oxford University. He is also Director of NIHR Oxford cognitive health Clinical Research Facility, and Oxford Cognitive Health and Neuroscience Clinical Trial Unit.
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Part 1: Introduction 1: Introduction to psychiatry 2: The scale of the problem 3: Mental disorder and you Part 2: Assessment 4: Conducting the assessment: setting it up and taking a history 5: Conducting the assessment: examining the patient 6: Thinking about diagnosis 7: Thinking about aetiology 8: Thinking about prognosis 9: Risk assessment and management 10: Communicating your findings Part 3: Management 11: General aspects of care: settings of care 12: Psychiatry and the law 13: Drugs and other physical treatments 14: Psychological treatment 15: Social treatments 16: Managing acute behavioural disturbance Part 4: Management of specific groups 17: Child and adolescent psychiatry: general aspects of care 18: Psychiatry of older adults 29: Learning disability 20: People presenting with physical disorder Part 5: The specific disorders 21: Mood disorders 22: Schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders 23: Reactions to stressful experiences 24: Anxiety and obsessional disorders 25: Medically unexplained physical symptoms 26: Delirium, dementia, and other cognitive disorders 27: Eating disorders 28: Sleep disorders 29: Problems due to use of alcohol and other psychoactive substances 30: Problems of sexuality and gender 31: Personality and its disorders 32: Child and adolescent psychiatry: specific disorders Part 6: Psychiatry and you 33: Psychiatry and you
Part 1: Introduction 1: Introduction to psychiatry 2: The scale of the problem 3: Mental disorder and you Part 2: Assessment 4: Conducting the assessment: setting it up and taking a history 5: Conducting the assessment: examining the patient 6: Thinking about diagnosis 7: Thinking about aetiology 8: Thinking about prognosis 9: Risk assessment and management 10: Communicating your findings Part 3: Management 11: General aspects of care: settings of care 12: Psychiatry and the law 13: Drugs and other physical treatments 14: Psychological treatment 15: Social treatments 16: Managing acute behavioural disturbance Part 4: Management of specific groups 17: Child and adolescent psychiatry: general aspects of care 18: Psychiatry of older adults 29: Learning disability 20: People presenting with physical disorder Part 5: The specific disorders 21: Mood disorders 22: Schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders 23: Reactions to stressful experiences 24: Anxiety and obsessional disorders 25: Medically unexplained physical symptoms 26: Delirium, dementia, and other cognitive disorders 27: Eating disorders 28: Sleep disorders 29: Problems due to use of alcohol and other psychoactive substances 30: Problems of sexuality and gender 31: Personality and its disorders 32: Child and adolescent psychiatry: specific disorders Part 6: Psychiatry and you 33: Psychiatry and you
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