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Volume 216 - June 2020

Contents

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Correspondence

  • Using #newpower in social media for better health

  • Carl Fredrik Johansson
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    27 April 2020, p. 284
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Analysis

  • The Dobson–Rawlins pact and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence: impact of political independence on scientific and legal accountability

  • Susan McPherson, Maurice Sunkin
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    29 May 2019, pp. 231-234
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  • This analysis considers whether the independence of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), while safeguarding guidelines from commercial lobbying, may render NICE legally and scientifically unaccountable. The analysis examines the role of judicial reviews and stakeholder consultations in place of peer review in light of current debates concerning the depression guideline.

Correspondence

  • Prevalence: are two-fifths of young people really ‘abnormal’?

  • Tamsin Ford, Sally McManus
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    23 December 2019, p. 58
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  • Unjustified conclusions

  • Tom Bschor, Christopher Baethge
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    26 May 2020, p. 345
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Commentary

  • Psychosocial care of immigrants in the Czech Republic as a country in transition

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  • Katerina Duchonova
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    28 February 2020, pp. 163-164
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  • The Czech Republic is a country in transition, and its historical sociopolitical isolationism lingers to this day, with restrictive attitudes towards immigrants. International collaborations among transcultural psychiatrists and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) could help increase awareness of the service needs of immigrants and improve access to mental healthcare. A lack of state and academic interest persists despite the increasing importance of the issue. These neglected problems burden NGOs that have limited financial and staffing resources. Legislation on the humanitarian needs of immigrants must enhance the efforts of NGOs, and psychiatrists may serve as liaisons to effect the necessary change.

Correspondence

  • Electroconvulsive therapy effectiveness and harm

  • Marco Chiesa
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    27 January 2020, p. 120
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  • Avoiding hard capacity assessments will not help

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  • Nuala Kane, Alex Ruck Keene, Gareth Owen
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    28 February 2020, p. 165
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  • Author's reply

  • Derek Tracy
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    27 January 2020, p. 120
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  • Jessica Deighton, Suzet Tanya Lereya, Praveetha Patalay, Neil Humphrey, Miranda Wolpert
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    23 December 2019, pp. 58-59
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  • Authors' reply

  • Judith Rose Harrison, Joseph F. Hayes, James Woollard, Derek Tracy
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    27 April 2020, p. 284
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  • Authors' reply

  • Ole Köhler-Forsberg, Ole Mors
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    26 May 2020, pp. 345-346
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Book Reviews

Book Review

Correspondence

  • Authors' reply

  • Part of:
  • Rocksheng Zhong, Dominic A. Sisti, Jason H. Karlawish
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    28 February 2020, pp. 165-166
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Corrigendum

Book Review

Correspondence

  • Authors' reply

  • Ellen Generaal, Brenda W. J. H. Penninx
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    30 March 2020, p. 235
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Book Reviews

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