Nicolas Badre, MD

Should EDs use AI to spot suicide risk? Explore evidence, bias concerns, false positives, and what accreditation mandates could mean for care.

Should hospitals be required to integrate AI-driven risk stratification into emergency department workflows to maintain accreditation? Join the debate.

Antidepressant withdrawal often mimics relapse; learn why hyperbolic tapering, informed consent, and slow cut-and-hold deprescribing reduce harm.

Clinicians face challenges in suicide risk assessment, especially with patients denying intent before tragic outcomes. Understanding lethal suicide deniers is crucial.

Psychotherapy faces skepticism in psychiatry, yet it remains vital for understanding patients' narratives and enhancing therapeutic relationships.

These 3 stories offer a lesson in humility to psychiatry.

In the psychiatric care continuum, insurance companies encourage a broader conversation about what constitutes best treatment practices.

How can we ensure an accountable, effective, and limited conservatorship system? Here are some actionable concepts.

Is PTSD overdiagnosed?

Validating some patients could lead to both clinician and patient harm.

The current system of extrajudicial medical holds does not protect the rights of those who lack capacity to care for themselves due a medical condition.

“Our patients, our field, and our integrity demand a better explanation of what happened in STAR*D than what has thus been provided.”

Like residency, the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of Sand Mandalas requires teamwork to accomplish a common goal. The group effort by both Sand Mandalas and residents results in a transformative experience.

We present the case of a patient for whom different attending providers had markedly different interpretations. As the case unfolds, we invite you to reflect on your diagnostic understanding of each presentation.