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Quality improvement module 4: Patient safety in mental health
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
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...
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Quality improvement module 2: Clinical audit in mental health practice
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
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...
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Assessing people with psychiatric rehabilitation needs
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
In this module, we provide a framework for guiding rehabilitation assessment. We also emphasise the importance of considering risk and other challe...
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Psychiatric intensive care
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
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...
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Psychiatric aspects of perinatal loss
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
‘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...
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Psychiatric aspects of homicide
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Homicide is the killing of one human being by another. A disproportionate number of perpetrators have had contact with mental health services or re...
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Psychiatric aspects of end-of-life care
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
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...
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Psychiatric aspects of dizziness: a question of balance
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
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...
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Psychedelic drug therapy in psychiatry
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
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...
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Problem psychiatrists: Part 2 – understanding and managing poor performance
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This second module follows on from the approaches to managing poor performance set out in the first module: Problem psychiatrists: Part 1 – introdu...
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Problem psychiatrists: Part 1 – introduction to dealing with poor performance
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Understanding and dealing with poor performance in doctors is something now expected of all doctors. The GMC’s publications Raising and acting on c...
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Prison psychiatry: Part 2 – clinical and legal issues
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
As a prison psychiatrist, you play a key role in the assessment and management of prisoners with a range of diagnoses. This experience can be a sat...
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Prison psychiatry: Part 1 – mental health in prisons
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
In prisons, there are high levels of mental disorder and an expanding population. It is an area of psychiatry where psychiatrists may have limited ...
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Physical activity interventions in severe mental illness
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
People with severe mental illness are less likely to attain the Chief Medical Officers' (CMOs') recommended weekly physical activity guidelines whe...
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Phenomenology and treatment of voice hearing in psychiatric practice
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
This module aims to facilitate a better understanding of the subjective experience of patients who hear voices, support better diagnostic practices...
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How patient-centred are you? Shared decision-making in psychiatric practice
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
How patient-centred is your care? Do you involve your patients in decision-making in an open and non-directive way? In this module we will outline ...
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Neuropsychiatry of stroke
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Stroke represents a major public health problem. It is the fourth most common cause of death in the UK and the single most common cause of severe d...
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Neuropsychiatry of multiple sclerosis
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common disabling neurological illness affecting young and middle-aged adults. Although attention has tended to ...
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Neuropsychiatry of epilepsy
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
Epilepsy is a common neurological condition with wide-ranging neuropsychiatric manifestations. Its relationship with psychiatry has been recognised...
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Neuropsychiatric problems in Parkinson's disease
Provided by Royal College of Psychiatrists
The most frequent psychiatric problem in Parkinson’s disease is depression, but did you know that most of the psychiatric and cognitive disturbance...