Landmark Papers in Psychiatry

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Publisher: Oxford University Press
Year: 2020
Tongue: English
Leaves: 449
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Series
Landmark Papers in Psychiatry
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Abbreviations
Contributors
Section 1
1 Diagnosis and conceptualization of mental illness
2 Epidemiology
Section 2
3 The neurochemical basis of psychiatric disorders
4 Genetics
5 Inflammatory mechanisms, the immune system, and psychiatric illness
6 Psychological and social factors
Section 3
7 Schizophrenia
8 Pharmacotherapy of mood disorders
9 Pharmacotherapy of anxiety and related disorders
10 Pharmacotherapy in child and adolescent psychiatry
Section 4
11 Psychodynamic therapy
12 Cognitive behavioural therapy
13 Third-wave psychotherapies
14 Psychosocial rehabilitation
15 Social and community psychiatry
16 Child and adolescent psychiatry and psychology
Section 5
17 Electroconvulsive therapy
18 Non-convulsive brain stimulation
19 Subcallosal cingulate deep brain stimulation for treatment-resistant depression
Section 6
20 Psychiatric ethics
21 Forensic psychiatry
22 Suicide
23 Research methodology
Index

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