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The journal of trends in psychiatric practice (1994-1999 only)

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Psychiatric Bulletin, Volume 29 - April 2005

This volume was published under a former title. See this journal's title history.

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Physical health and health risk factors in a population of long-stay psychiatric patients
G. L. Milner
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02 January 2018, p. 153
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Cranial computed tomography in old age psychiatry
A. K. Upadhyaya
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Gender Recognition Act 2004
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Moving consultant post
Susan M. Benbow, David J. Jolley
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The objective structured clinical examination
MacDara McCauley
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Goldberg and Huxley's model revisited
Treasa O'Sullivan, Amanda Cotton, Allan Scott
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Whose Values? A Workbook for Values-Based Practice in Mental Health Care. Kim Woodbridge and Bill Fulford. London: The Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health, 2004, £20.00, 120 pp. ISBN: 1-870480-62-7
Raj Persaud
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Proposal for a special interest group in approaches to conflict, trauma and disasters
Andrew Fairbairn
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Richard Vereker
Margaret Vereker
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Forthcoming Events
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Community Mental Health Care
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The objective structured clinical examination
Amitav Narula
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Modernising psychiatric education
P. Lepping
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Roles and responsibilities of doctors in the provision of treatment for drug and alcohol misusers
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Guidelines for prescribing injectable heroin and methadone
D. Marjot
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02 January 2018, pp. 471-472
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Joe Bouch, Robert Jackson
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In April 2001 the College introduced personal development plans (PDPs) as the mechanism for achieving continuing professional development (CPD) objectives. We moved from an individual, retrospective points counting exercise to a prospective peer-group based activity centring on individuals' learning objectives (Royal College of Psychiatrists, 2001). The current CPD policy is due for review in 2005. It is largely in line with General Medical Council guidance, Continuing Professional Development (April 2004) and the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, CPD: The Ten Principles. A Framework for Continuing Professional Development (February 2002), and major revision will not be necessary. Two significant changes will be incorporated in the new policy. The first is an audit procedure whereby a random 5% of returns will be subject to further scrutiny. This is a process audit and necessary for the quality assurance of the system as a whole (Bouch & Jackson, 2004). The second will allow us to complete up to 10 h of our 50-h minimum requirement for attending meetings, by engaging in online CPD activities.

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Violence risk assessment
Dan Beales
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From Toxic Institutions to Therapeutic Environments: Residential Settings in Mental Health Services. Penelope Campling, Steffan Davies & Graeme Farquharson. (eds) London: Gaskell, 2004, £25.00 pb, 286 pp, ISBN: 1-904671-07-1
Trevor Turner
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Samuel Isaac Cohen
John Cookson
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Psychiatric secrets of success: who wants to be a specialist registrar?
Debasis Das, Sujata Das
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