- Vol 39, Issue 7
Saving Lives Through Innovation
The July issue of Psychiatric Times provides insights on clinical challenges and more.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
A clinician’s job is to cultivate, tend to, and support the mental health of patients—and we recognize your job is admirable and challenging. As we do in all issues of Psychiatric Times™, our job is to bring you the most relevant clinical pearls from the forefront of psychiatry so that you can best support your patients.
This month marks the rollout of
Based on your feedback, one of the challenging areas in psychiatry is managing psychosis. In Part 2 of our Special Report on this topic, Amy Harrington, MD, and Xiaoduo Fan, MD, MPH, explore methamphetamine-associated psychosis, more relevant than ever with approximately 1.6 million adults using the drug annually. Additionally, Maria Ferrara, MD, shares the specific risks women face for first-episode psychosis, calling for gender-sensitive care. We hope that these articles will aid you in your own practice by providing tools to care for every potential patient.
Our continuing medical education this month reviews the pathophysiology of
From
Mike Hennessy Jr
President and CEO, MJH Life Sciences®
Articles in this issue
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Love, Alzheimer Disease, and Medical Aid in Dyingabout 3 years ago
Psychiatry and Psychotherapy: The Great Divorce That Never Happenedabout 3 years ago
Methamphetamine-Associated Psychosis: What Should Clinicians Know?about 3 years ago
Caregiving: Walking the Personal and Professional Tightropeabout 3 years ago
Opioid Treatment “Mismatch” Threatens Vulnerable Communitiesover 3 years ago
The Not Deadover 3 years ago
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