Testing the Cambridge quality checklists on a review of disrupted families and crime [0.03%]
运用剑桥质量检查清单评价家庭破裂与犯罪的系统综述
Darrick Jolliffe,Joseph Murray,David Farrington et al.
Darrick Jolliffe et al.
Background: Systematic reviews of the relationship between non-manipulated factors (e.g. low empathy) and offending are becoming more common, and it is important to consider the methodological quality of studies included ...
Healing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians at risk with the justice system: a programme with wider implications? [0.03%]
面临司法系统风险的澳大利亚原住民和托雷斯海峡岛民康复项目及其更广泛的影响？
Phyllis Lau,Colleen Marion,Reg Blow et al.
Phyllis Lau et al.
Homicidal behaviour among people with avoidant, dependent and obsessive-compulsive (cluster C) personality disorder [0.03%]
回避型、依赖型及强迫症（C型）人格障碍患者的杀人行为
Taina Laajasalo,Mikko Ylipekka,Helinä Häkkänen-Nyholm
Taina Laajasalo
Background: Despite a growing forensic psychiatry literature, no previous study has examined in detail homicidal behaviour among offenders with cluster C personality disorders - the avoidant, dependent or obsessional pers...
Mapping offender-patient pathways in the different jurisdictions of the European Union [0.03%]
欧盟不同司法管辖区的罪犯-患者路径图mapping offender-patient pathways in the different jurisdictions of the european union
Bradley Hillier,Christopher Lambourne,Tina Gram Larsen
Bradley Hillier
The treating psychiatrist as expert in the courts: is it necessary or possible to separate the roles of physician and expert? [0.03%]
治疗精神病医师在法庭上的作用：有必要或可能分离医生和专家的角色吗？
Pamela J Taylor,Marc Graf,Hans Schanda et al.
Pamela J Taylor et al.
Background: Certified medical specialists, including forensic psychiatrists, from the 27 member states of the European Union (EU) may practise in each other's countries, but there are professional and legal differences be...
Selling forensic psychiatry: recruiting for the future, establishing services [0.03%]
面向未来的司法精神医学招聘及服务建立
Kris Goethals,John Gunn,Alfredo Calcedo-Barba
Kris Goethals
Background and aim: The Ghent Group - a group of European forensic psychiatrists - has discussed ways of informing fellow professionals and the wider public about their difficult and frequently misunderstood discipline, a...
Training in forensic psychiatry when no nationally recognised scheme exists [0.03%]
没有国家认可培训计划情况下的法医精神病学培训
Esperanza L Gómez-Durán,Leticia Muñoz García-Largo
Esperanza L Gómez-Durán
Background: In some European countries, forensic psychiatric training is formalised within a psychiatric framework. In others, the approach is radically different, but the end result may be a practitioner who is qualified...
Lavanya Sebastian
Lavanya Sebastian
Background: Training pathways and structures in forensic psychiatry differ between European Union countries, and perspective may differ between trainees and trainers. ...
What about forensic psychiatry as a career? Undergraduate and early post-graduate medical perspectives [0.03%]
法医精神病学作为职业的发展前景？从本科生和早期研究生的视角看精神医学发展的趋势与方向
Alec Thomas
Alec Thomas
Background: Medical students in the UK are encouraged to plan their career earlier than ever before. What do they need to do that? Aim: ...
Norbert Nedopil,John Gunn,Lindsay Thomson
Norbert Nedopil
Background: Forensic psychiatry was long regarded as sufficiently defined by the laws of a country to be restricted by national boundaries in all but a few areas. European Union (EU) employment rights and travel facilitie...