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The journal of trends in psychiatric practice (1994-1999 only)

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Psychiatric Bulletin, Volume 33 - April 2009

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Communication skills of overseas doctors and training implications for psychiatry

New Ways not Working and the consultoid

Trends in mental health googling

Diabetes and liaison psychiatry: what about transition?

Critical psychiatry seeks to avoid the polarisation engendered by anti-psychiatry

Helping the recruitment cause in psychiatry: a postmodernisation promise

Out-patients: a necessary evil?

Clozapine monitoring – a gentler way

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Honorary Fellowships

Education & training

Service user organisations: an untapped teaching resource

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Qualitative outcome for community treatment orders

Quality of dementia referrals to later life psychiatry service

We need to learn from other doctors

Dealing with transphobic harassment: the experience of a transsexual in-patient

Educational factors associated with e-learning

Trainee's workload and support in out-patient clinics: Keele survey

Xenophonia: a new term in psychiatry?

Internet and doctors' security – how exposed are you?

Lost in translation

Home visits for older people: a practical model outside Yorkshire

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Psychiatric Bulletin, Volume 33 - April 2009

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