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Forensic Psychiatry
Bad Men Do What Good Men Dream
September 30, 2020
Throughout the centuries, we have continued to puzzle over our capacity for antisocial behavior
The Right Way to Avoid Malpractice Lawsuits
September 30, 2020
Practical tips for helping patients and simultaneously avoiding legal battles.
Tips for Testifying in Court
September 30, 2020
Strategies to remain calm under pressure; to be clear and concise; and to know what is expected in courtroom battles.
The Case for Medication-Assisted Treatment: An Ethical Priority
August 17, 2020
It is no secret that a significant proportion of the criminal justice population has an issue with addiction. So what is being done about it?
Understanding Crisis Services: What They Are and When to Access Them
August 06, 2020
Inevitably, some of your patients will need of emergency psychiatric services. These tips will help prepare you and your patients when a crisis unfolds.
Implementation Challenges of Universal Suicide Risk Screening in Adult Patients in General Medical and Surgical Settings
July 23, 2020
The authors share evidence-based guidance for patient safety that minimizes suicide risk in medical settings.
Challenges and Strategies in Foster Care
May 15, 2020
In honor of National Foster Care Month, this article sheds light on these issues and provides information for psychiatrists caring for this vulnerable population.
Weaving Beauty Into the Tapestry of the Pandemic
April 30, 2020
The cure should not be worse than the disease; so must we be cautious about our response to COVID-19. More in this video with Harold J. Bursztajn, MD.
The Boundary I Wish I Hadn't Kept
April 02, 2020
“I met Talia almost 20 years ago. It wasn’t the usual doctor-patient relationship formed in the setting of an outpatient clinic or general inpatient hospital.”
Panic and Pandemics: The Return of the Absurd
March 30, 2020
We often push thoughts of death far out of our awareness, but at the present time they unavoidably re-emerge. Can we learn something helpful from this?