Psychiatry

Psychiatry, the medical specialty dedicated to mental health, encompasses a vast array of disorders, treatments, and research areas. The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry provides comprehensive insights into the field, from the latest research findings to clinical best practices. Our expert editors ensure that content is evidence-based, relevant, and cutting-edge, serving as a valuable resource for psychiatrists seeking to enhance their knowledge, skills, and patient care outcomes.

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Psychiatric Diagnoses in Transgender and Gender Diverse Patients
Original Research

September 26, 2022

This study drew on interviews of over 2,200 people to compare psychiatric diagnoses between transgender or gender diverse patients and cisgender patients presenting for psychiatric treatment.
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Engagement by Race/Ethnicity in Mental Health Interventions
Systematic Review

September 14, 2022

Observational studies show that individuals who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color have less mental health care engagement than non-Latino Whites. This systematic review builds on those results...
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In Memoriam: Charles Bowden, MD, 1938–2022
In Memoriam

September 5, 2022

Over his long and distinguished career, Charles Bowden, MD, was a tireless advocate for bipolar disorder patients and an inspiration to colleagues. Trisha Suppes and Gary Sachs reflect on...
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Psychiatric Disorders in Hospitalized Patients With Marital Problems
Brief Report

August 18, 2022

This study evaluated trends in US hospitalization rates for psychiatric disorders and substance abuse in individuals with marital problems.
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In Memoriam: Jan Fawcett, MD
In Memoriam

July 11, 2022

A. John Rush and Steven D. Hollon reflect on Fawcett’s life and his contributions to the field, especially in the areas of treatment-resistant depression and suicide.
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Psychiatric Patients Who Do Not Believe They Deserve to Get Better
Brief Report

June 8, 2022

This study of 405 patients in a partial hospital program examined the prevalence of the belief of “undeservingness” (ie, that one does not deserve to be treated) and the...
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PCP Comfort in Treating Psychiatric Patients
Original Research

February 3, 2022

Primary care has become the de facto mental health care system for many patients, yet primary care provider (PCP) comfort level in treating mental disorders is largely unknown. This...
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In Memoriam

January 4, 2022

Aaron T. Beck, founding father of Cognitive Therapy, was ranked the fourth most influential person in the history of medicine in a 2016 survey. Colleague and friend Michael Thase...
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Original Research

December 14, 2021

Physical assaults are a persistent problem in hospital psychiatry. This study evaluated the relationship between medications used to treat acute agitation and subsequent assault incidence in the psychiatric emergency...
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Original Research

March 23, 2021

Are women who have postpartum psychiatric episodes more likely to get a divorce than women who do not experience such episodes? Read this report of a population-based cohort study...
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Perinatal OCD Prevalence and Incidence
Original Research

March 23, 2021

When screening for perinatal OCD, do you ask infant-specific questions? If not, patients may not make the connection to their symptoms. Learn more in this journal CME article.
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Letter to the Editor

January 12, 2021

Here, Dr Andrade replies to a letter to the editor regarding a recent Clinical and Practical Psychopharmacology column on use of baclofen in alcohol use disorder patients.

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