Found 101 Clinical New Doctor/Intern UK FY, Psychiatry courses

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 ...

This module will consider the process of admission to hospital for assessment using the compulsory powers available in Part II of the Mental Health...

This module is an introduction to the Mental Health (Northern Ireland) Order 1986, the legislation governing the care, treatment and protection of ...

Although malingering of mental disorder may be encountered only occasionally in clinical practice, it calls for particular consideration in the med...

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is an innovative, non-invasive and well-tolerated therapy that may be used as a treatment optio...

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...

Patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can present with a wide variety of symptoms and behaviours. While some of these may be core features o...

Doctors often struggle to assess risk and decision-making capacity in patients with severe eating disorders, and to apply mental health legislation...

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has had an increasingly high profile over the last 10 years since the passing of the Autism Act 2009 (England and Wa...

Patient safety should be at the forefront of everything we do when we deliver any care or treatment: ‘First do no harm.’ Since the 1990s the patien...

Clinical audit is a simple and effective mechanism for assuring ourselves about quality of care. It has been practised since the middle of the 19th...

In this module, we provide a framework for guiding rehabilitation assessment. We also emphasise the importance of considering risk and other challe...

A psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU) is a hospital ward dedicated to the short-term management of people in an acutely disturbed phase of a ser...

‘I have lost two or three infants, not without regret, but with no great sorrow’ (Montaigne, 1685). Four centuries on, Montaigne’s comment seems sh...

Homicide is the killing of one human being by another. A disproportionate number of perpetrators have had contact with mental health services or re...

How do you want to die? Providing good quality end-of-life care is what we would want for ourselves, our loved ones and our patients. Good psycholo...

Dizziness is a common complaint and one that is mysterious for the patient and hard to communicate to the doctor. Persistent dizziness has been ter...

What are psychedelic drugs? Are they simply drugs of abuse? Can they be used to treat patients with unremitting mental health problems? Can they as...

This second module follows on from the approaches to managing poor performance set out in the first module: Problem psychiatrists: Part 1 – introdu...

Understanding and dealing with poor performance in doctors is something now expected of all doctors. The GMC’s publications Raising and acting on c...