
As we move forward from COVID-19, we take a look at noteworthy achievements that took place at lightning speed to inform response measures in future pandemics.

As we move forward from COVID-19, we take a look at noteworthy achievements that took place at lightning speed to inform response measures in future pandemics.

Dr Jessi Gold provides quick tips for health care professionals to practice self-care during this difficult time.

How can telepsychiatry improve quality and access to care as well as reduce physician burnout? Telepsychiatry pioneers

Isolation does not mean disconnection. Our souls and spirits need to feel part of the bigger family that we are. More in this video.

Here is a sampling of contributions about telepsychiatry submitted during the pandemic, as well as on-demand information from the Psychiatric Times Webinar that took place in May, in case you missed it.

A report of physician wages across a series of measures over the past year.

A running theme throughout the virtual meeting was the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for mental health treatment now and after the immediate crisis subsides, both for the public and health professionals.

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In a spirit of gratitude, here are eight of the many extraordinary advantages of being a psychiatrist.

As we approach the end of the year, our collection of eulogies remind us of life's fragile nature.

Providing detailed descriptions of interactions that occurred between patient and therapist moved our field forward by both honing our technique and considering more effective ways to help our patients. But is the sharing of cases ethical?

If we fail to cultivate and exercise virtues such as wisdom, curiosity, intellect, aesthetic sensitivity, compassion, empathy, and generosity, we fail to exemplify human flourishing.

It’s an FDA approved technology, but what exactly is TMS and why should you be aware of it?

Tracking and measuring the nation’s health is no easy undertaking. How are we doing?

Advances in digital publishing that allow instantaneous dissemination of changes at minimal cost have paved the way towards the adoption of a continuous improvement model for DSM, in which revisions are pegged to specific scientific advances.

The era of evidence-based best practices has arrived, and psychiatry needs to get on board.

These 3 steps can help you ensure that shared decision making is actually taking place.

Psyched! A new podcast series begins with with renowned ethics expert and Chair of the DSM Steering Committee for APA, Dr. Paul Appelbaum.

How much should you reveal about yourself to your patients? To colleagues? To the state medical society? H. Steven Moffic, MD, takes a look at this issue in this video.

A lighthearted exploration of Erikson’s stages through residency training.

The author's enthusiasm and love for his work shines through in every page of this new book.

With over 10,000 mental health related smartphone apps out there, how can a psychiatrist determine which are useful and which may be harmful? Chair of the American Psychiatric Association’s Workgroup on SmartPhone Apps offers tips in this brief video.

What is integrated care anyway?

COUTERPOINT: A small number of psychiatrists have been critical of our profession’s restraint regarding public comments by psychiatrists about the mental health of the 45th President.

POINT: After 41 years of membership, a psychiatrist resigns from the APA after it holds its ground on the Goldwater Rule.