The Knowledge Hub For Psychiatry - Video Gallery

April 7, 2017

Impact of Nutritional Deficiencies in the Pre and Post Natal Period on Child Brain Development – Prof Jacka
Professor Felice Jacka is the Director of the Food and Mood Centre within the Deakin University School of Medicine in Geelong. She is also an honorary Principal Research Fellow with the Department ...
April 3, 2017

Technology and The Converging Paths of Mental Health – Dr Arshya Vahabzadeh
Dr Arshya Vahabzadeh, Harvard-trained physician-technologist and innovation officer of the Massachusetts General Psychiatry Academy talks about the four key converging paths of mental health: ...
April 3, 2017

Neuropsychiatric Lupus and The Curious Case of Molly – What Does This Case Teach Us? – Prof Hughes
Prof Graham Hughes introduces Molly, a 14-year-old girl from Ireland. She had a butterfly rash, hair loss, DNA binding (Anti- DNA antibodies), low C3 but no renal disease. She did not respond to st...
March 20, 2017

Managing Metabolic Syndrome and The ‘It’s My Son Test’- Conversations with Dr Stephen Stahl
This interview is the fifth as part of a series of brief interviews where Dr Sanil Rege talks to Dr Stephen Stahl about key issues that face psychiatry and our patients. Dr Stahl...
March 3, 2017

Applications of N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) – From Addiction to Autism
Prof Michael Berk talks about the application of NAC in addiction, autism, OCD and traumatic brain injury. NAC and Addiction ...
February 23, 2017

A Journey on the Metabolic Highway – Conversations with Dr Stephen Stahl
This interview is the fourth as part of a series of brief interviews where Dr Sanil Rege talks to Dr Stephen Stahl about key issues that face psychiatry and our patients. Dr Stah...

The Hub is a platform to share ideas, cases and concepts that bridge the gap between academia and the real world. Think about it as the real world textbook, a platform rich with experiences. Many fields including medicine and psychiatry suffer from ‘closet’ ideas. Many brilliant solutions, the so called tacit knowledge, is embedded in the brains of people that do not have the platform to express them or at least reach a wider audience. The Hub is a device to unlock this knowledge and share it with the wider world. The Hub gives you an opportunity to make a difference.