
Inside NYC’s historic nursing strike, explore moral distress, resentment, and patient anxiety—and what hospital psychiatrists need to navigate fallout.
Dr Nash is an associate professor of psychiatry at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and the director of the consultation-liaison service at New York Presbyterian Hospital.

Inside NYC’s historic nursing strike, explore moral distress, resentment, and patient anxiety—and what hospital psychiatrists need to navigate fallout.

Patients with HIV infection are at risk of developing psychiatric symptoms and disorders similar to those seen in the general population. What unique biological, psychological and environmental factors are involved in treating this population?

November 1st 2005