Psychiatry CME/CE Silver Membership

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Few issues in medicine are as relevant today as mental health, so psychiatrists are front and center in the discussions that are as prominent on the nightly news as they are in professional journals. Our Psychiatry series covers a broad range of topics of interest to the practicing psychiatrist, including the latest updates on antipsychotic drugs, use of other treatments such as ECT or TMS, working with dually diagnosed patients, and thorny ethical issues such as physician-assisted suicide. Whatever your interests or focus, we’ve got you covered.

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LATEST COURSES IN Psychiatry

PSYCHIATRY

Update On Bipolar Disorder

Michael J. Gitlin , MD

2.00 Credits | 55:14 minutes | November 07, 2018

PSYCHIATRY

When A Patient Commits Suicide

Michael J. Gitlin , MD

2.00 Credits | 56:01 minutes | December 07, 2018

PSYCHIATRY

History And Principles Of The Insanity Defense

Phillip J. Resnick , MD

2.00 Credits | 01:11:08 minutes | January 21, 2019

PSYCHIATRY

Rediscovering Clozapine

William Newman , MD

1.00 Credits | 28:31 minutes | July 07, 2019

PSYCHIATRY

Diagnosis and Management of Postpartum Depression

Susan Hatters-Friedman , MD

1.25 Credits | 38:43 minutes | July 07, 2019

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test your knowledge

Which of the following statements support the use of stimulants for children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?

1. No pharmacologic buildup required for effect
2. Majority of patients respond to first stimulant prescribed
3. Large difference in effect size between stimulants and nonpharmacologic interventions
4. All children with ADHD will respond to an appropriately chosen stimulant

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