Psychiatry and Neuroscience Insights from the Knowledge Hub

August 24, 2019

Last Updated: August 24, 2019

Time to read: 3 minutes

Social or the Antisocial Media? The Silence Before the Storm – Highlights from RCPsychIC 2019
This article is based on the talk by Dr Khurram Sadiq at the RCPsychIC 2019. Dr Khurram Sadiq is a Consultant Psychiatrist in a Complex...
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August 23, 2019

Last Updated: August 23, 2019

Time to read: 2 minutes

Why We Need Trauma-informed Care in Mental Health Services – Highlights from RCPsychIC 2019
This article is based on the talk by Ms Jemima Olchawski at RCPsychIC 2019. Jemima is the
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August 23, 2019

Last Updated: August 23, 2019

Time to read: 3 minutes

Neural Correlates of Treatment Response in First Episode Psychosis – Highlights from the RCPSychIC 2019
This article is based on the talk by Dr Sameer Jauhar at the RCPsych IC 2019.

1. Treatment response to an initial antipsychotic in first-episode ...
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August 22, 2019

Last Updated: August 22, 2019

Time to read: 2 minutes

A Gateway to Understanding Psychosis: Studying Exercise in Mental Illness – Highlights from RCPsychIC 2019
This article is based on the talk by Prof Peter Falkai at the RCPsychIC 2019.

1. Around half of patients have somewhat favourable longitudinal ou...
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August 22, 2019

Last Updated: August 22, 2019

Time to read: 3 minutes

Experiences from AVATAR therapy – Conversing with Voices – Highlights from RCPsychIC 2019
This article is a summary of the talk by Prof Thomas Craig at the RCPsychIC 2019.

1. Patients who dialogue with voices get caught in destructive ...
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August 19, 2019

Last Updated: August 21, 2019

Time to read: 8 minutes

Anorexia Nervosa – A Father and Daughter Perspective -Highlights from RCPsychIC 2019
This article is a summary of the panel discussion at RCPsychIC 2019 that involved Mark Austin, journalist and television presenter, his daughter Maddy A...
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