Psychiatry Lectures and CME on Your Time

With AudioDigest’s acclaimed state-of-the-art series of psychiatry audio lectures, you’ll gain the knowledge and resources you need to be ready for anything to keep your psychiatric practice healthy and strong.

Psychiatry audio lectures help you earn psychiatry CME on your own schedule, wherever you want — whether you’re at home, in your car, or out for a run, you’ll always have access across all your devices.

AudioDigest brings together the most essential and up-to-date audio lectures in the field of psychiatry, in which top psychiatrists and other leading experts share their knowledge and techniques in presentations that are easy to follow, in an audio format that’s easy to use.

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For a quick preview of what you’ll get, and an idea of what matters right now, here are our top five audio lectures in the field of psychiatry:

AudioDigest’s Top 5 Psychiatry Lectures

1. Managing Sleep and Its Disorders: Beyond Sleep Hygiene
This one is so popular for a reason: sleep matters. We can improve management of insomnia. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Explain the forces that cause sleepiness and wakefulness
• Counsel patients with insomnia about nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic treatment options

2. The Conundrum of Medical Marijuana
As it gains more mainstream acceptance, it’s time for us to find new ways to improve the use of medical marijuana. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Cite the medical conditions for which medical marijuana has the strongest evidence of efficacy
• Determine whether a patient qualifies for treatment with medical marijuana

3. Distinguishing Dementia from Nondementia
Refine and improve management of dementia. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• List and understand the clinical criteria for dementia
• Distinguish dementia from similar conditions, such as delirium and depressive disorders
• Counsel patients about caregiver support, sites of care, and advanced planning

4. Suicide Risk and Physician Liability
Improve diagnosis and management of suicidal patients as you tackle one of the most challenging topics in psychiatry head-on. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Teach psychiatric clinicians in training techniques for improving care and avoiding litigation related to suicidal patients
• Recognize dynamic and static risk factors for suicide
• Identify suicidal patients who are being treated for behavioral health conditions

5. Medicolegal Concepts: Competence
How do we properly describe and apply principles of competence from a medical and legal perspective? After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Define competence and describe the elements of competence
• Identify exceptions to the requirement for obtaining informed consent
• Apply the concepts of competence in a clinical setting, including informed consent and refusal of treatment
• Recognize standards of competence in settings independent of medical care, such as competence to stand trial, testamentary capacity, and parental competence
• Differentiate between a guardian of person and guardian of estate