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期刊名:Harvard review of psychiatry

缩写:HARVARD REV PSYCHIAT

ISSN:1067-3229

e-ISSN:1465-7309

IF/分区:2.9/Q2

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Samuel P Greenstein,Thomas M Soeprono,Ann C Schwartz et al. Samuel P Greenstein et al.
Objective: This perspective summarizes the literature on curbside consultation (CC) across medical specialties to develop recommendations for its use in inpatient consultation-liaison psychiatry. We address CC's benefits,...
Yunong Bai,Rafael Tamargo,Margaret Achee et al. Yunong Bai et al.
We present a case of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) use to treat a 38-year-old male with initial diagnostic uncertainty between major depressive disorder (MDD) with psychotic features and MDD with co-occurring delusiona...
Mark L Ruffalo,Alessandra D&#x;Agostino Mark L Ruffalo
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) has emerged as a major clinical and societal challenge since its mid-twentieth-century conceptualization. This paper addresses four persistent obstacles to effective care: diagnostic complexity, interpe...
Cordelia Ross,Adrienne T Gerken,Joseph B Stoklosa Cordelia Ross
Bedside teaching is essential to instilling clinical and communication skills, and its benefits to both learners and patients are particularly notable in psychiatry. Bedside rounding has declined in teaching hospitals, however, a trend that...
Nhi-Ha Trinh,Sarah Berman,Taylor Brown et al. Nhi-Ha Trinh et al.
Trauma-informed medical education (TIME) applies trauma-informed care (TIC) frameworks to address the long-term effects of potentially traumatic events and better serve patients, learners, and faculty. Because exposure to trauma and adversi...
Zoe Karavolis,Reuben Hendler,Amanda Sedgewick et al. Zoe Karavolis et al.
Background: Benzodiazepines are widely prescribed, yet long-term use carries risks of adverse clinical outcomes and challenging withdrawal syndromes. Although gradual outpatient tapering remains the standard recommendatio...
Daniel A Pineiro,Nubia A Mayorga,Jenny Zhen-Duan Daniel A Pineiro
Across the United States, significant disparities persist in mental health care. Individuals with lower socioeconomic status (SES) face increased barriers to accessing and engaging in treatment. In response, mobile health (mHealth) advancem...
David R A Coelho,Elizabeth G Pinsky,James McKowen et al. David R A Coelho et al.
Background: Climate change is a global health crisis with substantial mental health consequences. Despite its growing impact, climate-related mental health topics remain insufficiently integrated into medical education. T...
Yelu Zhang,Kevin Majeres,Alejandro Dan Mendoza et al. Yelu Zhang et al.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is frequently associated with significant neuropsychiatric sequelae. Recovery trajectories are highly variable; injury severity is only one influence. Other factors, including preexisting psychiatric or psycholo...
Rita Hamad Rita Hamad
Poverty is a key upstream determinant of mental health and a driver of persistent inequities in the United States (US). There is growing recognition that we need to target upstream social drivers of mental health inequities, particularly th...