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Psychiatry's identity crisis : The Lancet

The Lancet, Volume 379, Issue 9823, Page 1274, 7 April 2012
doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(12)60540-6Cite or Link Using DOI

Psychiatry's identity crisis

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The Lancet
Last week, the American Psychiatric Association issued a press release highlighting an ongoing decline in the recruitment of medical students into the specialty—at a time when the numbers of practising psychiatric professionals in the USA is falling. Various reasons are proposed, including the short-term nature of placements (usually just 4 weeks); the sheer breadth of an evolving specialty, which is drawing students towards newer areas such as clinical neuroscience; and concerns that psychiatry is not as lucrative as other specialties.
Tom Brown, Assistant Registrar of Recruitment at the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych), UK, views psychiatry's identity crisis as an international problem, and for profound reasons. He told The Lancet: “Common perceptions within the medical profession include the view that psychiatry is just not scientific enough, is too remote from the rest of medicine, is often viewed negatively by other medical professionals, and is a specialty too often characterised by difficult doctor—patient relationships and limited success rates of therapeutic interventions”.
So, what kind of therapy is psychiatry in need of? The RCPsych views the current problem crucial enough for a concerted campaign to promote the specialty, not just to medical students and doctors at foundation stage, but even to senior-school pupils studying psychology. While such initiatives may help raise the profile of psychiatry, perhaps there are more fundamental issues that need to change.
Psychiatrists, first and foremost, are clinicians. Evidence-based approaches should be at the core of the psychiatrist and non-clinical members of any mental health team. The evidence that psychiatric patients have poorer overall health than the general population should ensure that psychiatry is strongly connected to other medical specialties. But more fundamental still, it is time for the specialty to stop devaluing itself because of its chequered history of mental asylums and pseudo-science, and to realign itself as a key biomedical specialty at the heart of mental health.

via The Lancet by The Lancet on 4/6/12
Last week, the American Psychiatric Association issued a press release highlighting an ongoing decline in the recruitment of medical students into the specialty—at a time when the numbers of practising psychiatric professionals in the USA is falling. Various reasons are proposed, including the short-term nature of placements (usually just 4 weeks); the sheer breadth of an evolving specialty, which is drawing students towards newer areas such as clinical neuroscience; and concerns that psychiatry is not as lucrative as other specialties.

via international psychiatry - Google Blog Search by dave traxson on 4/23/12
"PSYCHIATRY'S INTERNATIONAL IDENTITY CRISIS" - THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PSYCHIATRISTS - OUT OF THE HORSES MOUTH - RECRUITMENT FALLS AS THEY REALISE PSYCHIATRY IS NOT SCIENTIFIC ...


Daily Mail

Chronic cocaine use may speed up aging of brain
Medical Xpress
New research by scientists at the University of Cambridge suggests that chronic cocaine abuse accelerates the process of brain ageing. The study, published today 25 April in Molecular Psychiatry, found that age-related loss of grey matter in the brain ...
Cocaine rots your brain: Using Class A drug double's ageing process of grey matterDaily Mail

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USA TODAY

Kids Exposed to Bullying, Violence May Age Faster
WebMD
New research shows that the genetic material, or DNA, of children who experienced violence shows the type of wear and tear that is normally associated with advancing age. "Children who experience extreme violence at a young age have a biological age ...
Childhood Violence Causes Premature DNA AgeingGizmodo
Childhood Violence May Accelerate The Aging ProcessMedical News Today
Violence puts wear and tear on kids' DNAMedical Xpress
World Science
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The Moving Frontier of the Social Sciences. By Admin | Published: 2012/04/24. Mattei Dogan. The International Handbook of Sociology. 2000. SAGE Publications. The extraordinary development of all sciences during the last half of the century has brought with it multiple specializations and ramifications. Such a ... Social psychology, political sociology, human ecology and political economy have long been recognized, whereas social psychiatry is still having to fight for acceptance.

via international psychiatry - Google Blog Search by Tamar Schwartz on 4/24/12
It illustrates the killing of the capacity to feel joy in another human being which is one way to define what Shengold has called “Soul Murder,” a term well known in psychiatry because it was used as an accusation against his ...

The small but significant effect of serotonin reuptake inhibitors on repetitive behaviors in autism described in studies may be the result of the selective publication of trial data, research shows.
Medscape Medical News


Abuse, violence can alter children's DNA: study
Montreal Gazette
Chromosomes of children who were exposed to maternal violence, bullying or physical maltreatment by an adult showed signs of biological aging, researchers reported Tuesday in a study published by the journal Molecular Psychiatry.

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This uniquely First World mental health epidemic has resulted in the taxpayer-supported, life-long disabilities of large numbers of psychiatric patients who are now unable to be happy, productive, taxpaying members of society. .... Whitaker and Jackson (among a number of other courageous ground-breaking and whistle-blowing authors who have been essentially black-listed by the mainstream media and even in mainstream medical journals) have proven to most ...

via NYT > Psychiatry and Psychiatrists by By LAUREN SLATER on 4/19/12
For a small group of researchers and their patients facing death, psychedelic drugs aren’t a hippie palliative. They’re a new way to approach the most dire time of life.

Author: Ihsan M. Salloum, Juan E. Mezzich
Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association)

As one who has little formal training in philosophy, but who has been practicing philosophy without a license (as do, surely, many respected colleagues who resort to the DSM codes primarily for reimbursement), I celebrate the birth of this book ...

The period of : 24 April 2012 To : 26 April 2012 Location: Jeddah Eighth International Conference of Psychiatry - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 24 to 26 April.


Exposure to abuse, violence can alter children's DNA: study
Vancouver Sun
Chromosomes of children who were exposed to maternal violence, bullying or physical maltreatment by an adult showed signs of biological aging, researchers reported Tuesday in a study published by the journal Molecular Psychiatry.

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ABC Online

Fathers just as likely to get baby blues
ABC Online
An Australian study, published in the journal of Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, shows postnatal depression hits fathers and mothers equally in the first 12 months of a newborn's life. Young fathers are particularly vulnerable with ...

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Telegraph.co.uk

Fathers at risk of postnatal depression
ABC Online
The study, published in the journal of Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, shows postnatal depression hits fathers and mothers equally in the first 12 months of a newborn's life. Young fathers are particularly vulnerable, with those aged ...
Fathers 'just as likely to suffer postnatal depression'Telegraph.co.uk

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USA TODAY

Abuse, violence can alter children's DNA: study
Canada.com
Further research has been planned on how shortened telomeres are related to psychiatric diseases, such as anxiety and depression. Sybille Artz, a professor in the University of Victoria's School of Child and Youth Care, has conducted extensive research ...
Kids Exposed to Bullying, Violence May Age FasterWebMD
Exposure to violence in children harms DNA, study saysLos Angeles Times

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Recent domestic and international research suggests that full recovery from schizophrenia and other related psychotic disorders is not only possible, but may actually be the most common outcome given the right conditions, ...

via international psychiatry journals - Google Blog Search by Cindy on 4/16/12. 1-382. 4. Chen WC Sun YH Lan TH and Chiu HJ (2009). Incidence and Risk Factors of Workplace Violence on Nursing Staffs Caring for Chronic ...

via Informa Healthcare: International Review of Psychiatry: Table of Contents by alerts@informahealthcare.com (Dinesh Bhugra et al) on 4/20/12
International Review of Psychiatry, Volume 24, Issue 2, Page 79-80, April 2012.

Compared with other specialties, psychiatrists earn less but have more overall job satisfaction, according to the 2012 Medscape Physician Compensation Report.
Medscape Medical News


PET Scan Readings Lead to Alzheimer's Misdiagnosis
Medscape
The research to date has shown varying diagnostic accuracy for PET, said Shipley. The current study sought to determine the accuracy of PET in the community setting, where clinicians are frequently faced with distinguishing demented from normal ...

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Protecting your brain: 'Use it or lose it'
EurekAlert (press release)
The article appears in Biological Psychiatry, Volume 71, Issue 9 (May 1, 2012), published by Elsevier. Full text of the article is available to credentialed journalists upon request; contact Rhiannon Bugno at +1 214 648 0880 or Biol.

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Protecting your brain: 'Use it or lose it'
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In accord with this mission, this peer-reviewed, rapid-publication, international journal publishes both basic and clinical contributions from all disciplines and research areas relevant to the pathophysiology and treatment of major psychiatric ...

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via NYT > Anders Behring Breivik by By ALAN COWELL on 4/22/12
The trial of Anders Behring Breivik, who openly boasted of killing 77 people, seemed to redefine the banality of evil, recast for our time into images of the mundane.

56th Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA – May 3 – 5, 2012. Psychodynamics in Contemporary Psychiatry: Mutual Influences Philadelphia, PA May 3-5, 2012. Click here to view the preliminary program for the Annual Meeting ...

25 Ihsan al-Issa and Brigitta al-Issa, “Psychiatric Problems in a Developing Country: Iraq,” International Journal of Social Psychiatry 16 (1969): 15-24. 26 Charles Lindholm, Generosity and Jealousy: The Swat Pukhtun of ...

via international psychiatry journals - Google Blog Search by recoverynetwork:Toronto on 4/25/12
British Journal of Psychiatry 2011; 199: 29-37. Note The International Congress of the Royal College of Psychiatrists 2011, 28 June – 1 July, Brighton Source: Royal College of Psychiatrists. Read original article at Medical ...


Protecting your brain: 'Use it or lose it'
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In accord with this mission, this peer-reviewed, rapid-publication, international journal publishes both basic and clinical contributions from all disciplines and research areas relevant to the pathophysiology and treatment of major psychiatric ...

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The AP's Well-deserved Pulitzer Prize
Huffington Post (blog)
The articles appear to belie the department's justification for the spying, which has become the mantra of Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and Mayor Michael Bloomberg: "We only follow leads." The articles also caught police spokesman Paul Browne in yet ...


Violence ages kid's DNA, shortens their chromosomes
Detroit Free Press
The latest trick to emerge from the Detroit International Bridge Co.'- 1:04 am Study finds that exposure to violence can cause changes in DNA leading to seven to 10 years of premature aging. / PhotoDisc via USA Today By Liz Szabo Conventional wisdom ...

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Charges Dropped Against Scientology Executive Jan Eastgate
Village Voice (blog)
Jan Eastgate is the international head of the Citizen's Commission on Human Rights an organisation founded by the Church of Scientology to campaign against psychiatry. Jan Eastgate has refused to talk to Lateline. She has consistently denied Carmen ...

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via Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life by Dr George Simon, PhD on 4/24/12
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Throughout life, we are confronted with tests of character. Each one brings the task and opportunity to survive and become stronger. At these times, faith can help us toward becoming the person we want to be.
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PsychCentral.com

New Findings Support Theory that Smoking Causes Depression
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By Traci Pedersen Associate News Editor Current heavy smokers are at three times greater risk for major depression compared to former heavy smokers, according to a study published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research. Although the link between ...

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Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects: Patterns and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association) by Ihsan M. Salloum, Juan E. Mezzich

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Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects: Patterns and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association)

Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects: Patterns and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association)

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Psychiatric diagnosis is one of the most important topics within the broad field of psychiatry. Clear, accurate definitions of the various disorders are essential for clinicians around the world to be confident that they are classifying patients in the same way, thereby enabling comparisons of treatment regimens and their outcomes. There are two major classification systems in use, one produced by the World Health Organization, the WHO International Classification of Diseases, Mental Disorders Chapter, and one by the American Psychiatric Association, the well known Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Both of these are being revised so this book from the prestigious World Psychiatric Association is especially timely.In this book, leading experts in the field provide a broad and integrated coverage of the concepts, structure and context of psychiatric diagnosis. It begins by addressing mental health and illness around the world from historical, philosophical and cultural perspectives. Health is approached comprehensively, to include such aspects as resilience, resources and quality of life. The book then covers major specific psychopathology topics in Section II, including new categorizations and dimensional approaches. Section III concentrates on the complex problem of comorbidity, a primary challenge for modern diagnostic classifications in psychiatry. Finally, Section IV reviews emerging international diagnostic systems in psychiatry, considering innovative models and adaptations.This book will be essential reading for anyone involved in the diagnosis of psychiatric disorders.

From the Back Cover

Improved diagnostic systems are necessary to enhance clinical care, teaching and research. Written by leading experts in the field, this book provides broad, integrated coverage of psychiatric diagnosis from historical and conceptual roots to novel diagnostic approaches.Divided into four accessible sections, the book covers: Concepts of mental health and illness around the world from historical, philosophical and cultural perspectives. Health is approached comprehensively, to include such aspects as resilience, resources and quality of life Major specific psychopathology topics, including new categorizations and dimensional approaches The complex problem of comorbidity in mental and general health, a major challenge for modern diagnostic classifications in psychiatry Emerging international diagnostic systems in psychiatry, considering innovative models and adaptationsPsychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects presents innovative and helpful models for improved evaluation and care and should be read by all mental health professionals, as well as practising clinicians, researchers and postgraduate students in psychiatry and psychology.

Psychiatry's identity crisis : The Lancet

Psychiatry's identity crisis : The Lancet

The Lancet, Volume 379, Issue 9823, Page 1274, 7 April 2012
doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(12)60540-6Cite or Link Using DOI

Psychiatry's identity crisis

The Lancet
Last week, the American Psychiatric Association issued a press release highlighting an ongoing decline in the recruitment of medical students into the specialty—at a time when the numbers of practising psychiatric professionals in the USA is falling. Various reasons are proposed, including the short-term nature of placements (usually just 4 weeks); the sheer breadth of an evolving specialty, which is drawing students towards newer areas such as clinical neuroscience; and concerns that psychiatry is not as lucrative as other specialties.
Tom Brown, Assistant Registrar of Recruitment at the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych), UK, views psychiatry's identity crisis as an international problem, and for profound reasons. He told The Lancet: “Common perceptions within the medical profession include the view that psychiatry is just not scientific enough, is too remote from the rest of medicine, is often viewed negatively by other medical professionals, and is a specialty too often characterised by difficult doctor—patient relationships and limited success rates of therapeutic interventions”.
So, what kind of therapy is psychiatry in need of? The RCPsych views the current problem crucial enough for a concerted campaign to promote the specialty, not just to medical students and doctors at foundation stage, but even to senior-school pupils studying psychology. While such initiatives may help raise the profile of psychiatry, perhaps there are more fundamental issues that need to change.
Psychiatrists, first and foremost, are clinicians. Evidence-based approaches should be at the core of the psychiatrist and non-clinical members of any mental health team. The evidence that psychiatric patients have poorer overall health than the general population should ensure that psychiatry is strongly connected to other medical specialties. But more fundamental still, it is time for the specialty to stop devaluing itself because of its chequered history of mental asylums and pseudo-science, and to realign itself as a key biomedical specialty at the heart of mental health.
 

Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects: Patterns and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association) by Ihsan M. Salloum, Juan E. Mezzich

Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects: Patterns and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association) by Ihsan M. Salloum, Juan E. Mezzich

Detail:

Psychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects: Patterns and Prospects (World Psychiatric Association)

Product Description

Psychiatric diagnosis is one of the most important topics within the broad field of psychiatry. Clear, accurate definitions of the various disorders are essential for clinicians around the world to be confident that they are classifying patients in the same way, thereby enabling comparisons of treatment regimens and their outcomes. There are two major classification systems in use, one produced by the World Health Organization, the WHO International Classification of Diseases, Mental Disorders Chapter, and one by the American Psychiatric Association, the well known Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Both of these are being revised so this book from the prestigious World Psychiatric Association is especially timely.In this book, leading experts in the field provide a broad and integrated coverage of the concepts, structure and context of psychiatric diagnosis. It begins by addressing mental health and illness around the world from historical, philosophical and cultural perspectives. Health is approached comprehensively, to include such aspects as resilience, resources and quality of life. The book then covers major specific psychopathology topics in Section II, including new categorizations and dimensional approaches. Section III concentrates on the complex problem of comorbidity, a primary challenge for modern diagnostic classifications in psychiatry. Finally, Section IV reviews emerging international diagnostic systems in psychiatry, considering innovative models and adaptations.This book will be essential reading for anyone involved in the diagnosis of psychiatric disorders.

From the Back Cover

Improved diagnostic systems are necessary to enhance clinical care, teaching and research. Written by leading experts in the field, this book provides broad, integrated coverage of psychiatric diagnosis from historical and conceptual roots to novel diagnostic approaches.Divided into four accessible sections, the book covers: Concepts of mental health and illness around the world from historical, philosophical and cultural perspectives. Health is approached comprehensively, to include such aspects as resilience, resources and quality of life Major specific psychopathology topics, including new categorizations and dimensional approaches The complex problem of comorbidity in mental and general health, a major challenge for modern diagnostic classifications in psychiatry Emerging international diagnostic systems in psychiatry, considering innovative models and adaptationsPsychiatric Diagnosis: Challenges and Prospects presents innovative and helpful models for improved evaluation and care and should be read by all mental health professionals, as well as practising clinicians, researchers and postgraduate students in psychiatry and psychology.
 

International Perspectives in Philosophy & Psychiatry - Medicine & Health Series - Series - Academic, Professional, & General - Oxford University Press

International Perspectives in Philosophy & Psychiatry - Medicine & Health Series - Series - Academic, Professional, & General - Oxford University Press


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Volumes in the series will continue the broad theme of 'nature' (for causes/explanations) and 'narrative' (for meanings/understandings), building links between the sciences and humanities in psychiatry, but focusing on more narrowly defined topics.

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The Sublime Object of Psychiatry
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Unconscious Knowing and Other Essays in Psycho-Philosophical Analysis
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Free will and responsibility
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Psychiatry as Cognitive Neuroscience
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The Mind and its Discontents
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Schizophrenia and the Fate of the Self
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Mind, Meaning and Mental Disorder
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Nature and Narrative
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