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Self-harm in adolescents: Part 1 – risk assessment and management
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Young people who self-harm represent a significant challenge to professionals. Junior doctors at all stages of training will be required to conduct...
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Seclusion reviews in secure settings
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Seclusion is a method used by mental health teams around the world to manage aggressive and disturbed behaviour in psychiatric patients, in situati...
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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD): Part 2 – management
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This module aims to give you an understanding of the management of seasonal affective disorder (SAD). We will first revisit the symptoms and diagno...
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School refusal
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
School attendance is important for a child’s educational and social development. Non-attendance is associated with: • reduced academic performance ...
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Safeguarding children: ensuring safe practice in general adult psychiatry settings
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Most clinicians have come across the phrase 'the welfare of the child is paramount '; this key principle is at the heart of the Children Act 1989 a...
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Safe and effective opioid replacement therapy
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
All psychiatrists will deal with substance misuse – a frequent cause for admission to psychiatric wards and requests for liaison advice in general ...
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Rural mental health: Part 2 - improving rural mental health services
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
In the first module, Rural mental health: Part 1 – understanding rural mental health , we looked at definitions of rurality, current research, and ...
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Rural mental health: Part 1 - understanding rural mental health
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
What is meant by the term 'rural'? Can living in the countryside have an effect on mental health? In people with mental illness, what are the diffe...
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RQIA Guidelines Module 4: Mental Health (NI) Order 1986 – safeguards and rights
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This module will be of interest to people who use mental health services, their families and carers as well as professionals with duties and respon...
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RQIA Guidelines Module 3: Mental Health (NI) Order 1986 – assessment and treatment
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
The Mental Health Northern Ireland Order 1986 was introduced in Northern Ireland in 1986. The module will be of interest to health and social care ...
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RQIA Guidelines Module 2: Mental Health (NI) Order 1986 – admission to hospital
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This module will consider the process of admission to hospital for assessment using the compulsory powers available in Part II of the Mental Health...
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RQIA Guidelines Module 1: Mental Health (NI) Order 1986 – an introduction
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This module is an introduction to the Mental Health (Northern Ireland) Order 1986, the legislation governing the care, treatment and protection of ...
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Assessment and reporting of suspected malingering in mental disorders
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Although malingering of mental disorder may be encountered only occasionally in clinical practice, it calls for particular consideration in the med...
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Report writing in court cases involving young people in England and Wales
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This module provides information about report writing and court processes as they relate to children and young people in England and Wales. It will...
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Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS): a cutting-edge neuropsychiatric therapy
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is an innovative, non-invasive and well-tolerated therapy that may be used as a treatment optio...
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Religiously prohibited ingredients in psychotropic medications
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
In this module, you will learn why religious and ethical laws or rules may prohibit the use of psychotropic medications if they contain certain ani...
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Regulation of madness in England from the 17th century to the early 20th century: Part 2
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
The 19th century was characterised by a growing reform movement which led to major statutory changes. The therapeutic energy and optimism of the re...
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Regulation of madness in England from the 17th century to the early 20th century: Part 1
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
The Enlightenment was a period when philosophy and science rapidly progressed, leading to ground-breaking ideas which were to influence how society...
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Recovery narrative in clinical practice
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Recovery has become a dominant approach in mental health services in the UK. Recovery narrative is an individual's story of recovery from mental he...
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Recognising autism spectrum disorders in children with normal-range intelligence
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder and has a biological basis which is present at birth. There is a classic triad of symptoms relating to: lac...