The Royal College of Psychiatrists goes ‘international’: the European International Division

Athanasios Douzenis; Nikos Christodoulou; George Christodoulou

doi:10.1192/S1749367600007372

The Royal College of Psychiatrists goes ‘international’: the European International Division

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2018

Athanasios Douzenis ,

Nikos Christodoulou and

George Christodoulou

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Athanasios Douzenis: Affiliation:
Athens University, email [email protected]
Nikos Christodoulou: Affiliation:
Crete Naval Hospital, Hellenic Navy, email [email protected]
George Christodoulou: Affiliation:
Hellenic Centre for Mental Health and Research, email [email protected]

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The initiative of the Royal College of Psychiatrists to establish international divisions has created considerable enthusiasm. College members have some common characteristics, mainly their training and success in the Royal College examination. Thus College members share a common approach to the practice of psychiatry as well as some common experiences; it can be argued that they share a common language in psychiatry.

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Information: International Psychiatry , Volume 2 , Issue 9 , July 2005 , pp. 21 - 22

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