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The Psychiatrist, Volume 37 - December 2013

Correspondence

Columns

Why psychiatry isn't sexy …

Education & Training

Peer observation in simulated CASC events and its effects on learning

Correspondence

Columns

Psychiatric medications are no more effective

Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis – beware of potential risks

Community treatment orders: current practice with regard to the Human Rights Act

First, do no harm

CTOs – use with caution

Old age psychiatry risks turning into a dementia-only service

Recruitment into psychiatry is working, but we are responsible for maintaining the momentum

Venous thromboembolism risk assessment in old age psychiatry

Why commissioners need to know about Section 136

Experience of psychiatry in foundation years

Critical appraisal of the Schizophrenia Commission's report

Medical students are susceptible to the public image of psychiatry

Author response

Commissions, coercion and choice

Psychodynamic understanding of serious events

Response

Cardiovascular disease and schizophrenia: do we know enough?

Psychiatry for undergraduates: towards a solution

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The Psychiatrist, Volume 37 - December 2013

Correspondence

Columns

Education & Training

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