Early Career Practitioners & Trainees

Mental healthcare and psychiatry is a unique harmony of art and science whereby empathy and sensitivity for the human experience of a patient with mental illness is woven into the ever-evolving and dynamic fabric of neuroscience and evidence-based clinical practice. PsychU’s Trainee and Early Career Practitioner Corner enriches the understanding of the past, present, and future of the art of psychiatry for the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Potential & Limitations Of Mobile Technology As A Tool For Mental Health Assessment

Article January 17, 2018

Background & Purpose In many cases, mental health clinicians must rely upon their own observations and clinical judgment, as well as patients’ self-reports, for determining the presence of mental illness.… Read More

Medical Licensure Questions & Physician Reluctance To Seek Care For Mental Health Conditions

Article January 8, 2018

Key Messages Researchers investigated whether state medical licensure application questions (MLAQs) about mental health are related to physicians’ reluctance to seek help for a mental health condition because of concerns… Read More

Burnout & Satisfaction With Work-Life Balance Among US Physicians Relative To The General US Population

Article January 8, 2018

Key Messages There has been no national study that has evaluated the rates of burnout among US physicians compared to US workers in other fields Burnout was measured using what… Read More

Biomarkers For Depression: An Interview With Robin Nelson, MD

Interview December 14, 2017

During this interview, Robin Nelson, MD discusses the article summary “Biomarkers For Depression: Recent Insights, Current Challenges & Future Prospects” which can be viewed here: https://psychu.org/biomarkers-depression-recent-insights-current-challenges-future-prospects/. Read More

Mental Health & Metabolic Wellness Series: Focus On Hypertension

Video December 12, 2017

During this presentation, Steven Chen, PharmD, FASHP, FNAP, provided a brief overview of the role hypertension may play in outcomes in mental health. Key discussion points included: Prevalence and significance… Read More

Psychiatric & Physical Comorbidities & Their Impact On The Course Of Bipolar Disorder: A Prospective, Naturalistic 4-Year Follow-Up Study

Article December 11, 2017

Key Messages Physical and psychiatric comorbidities are common in bipolar disorder (BD), but they may not all be associated with long-term outcomes. The risk of manic relapses in BD was… Read More

Early Career Practitioners & Trainees

Potential & Limitations Of Mobile Technology As A Tool For Mental Health Assessment

Medical Licensure Questions & Physician Reluctance To Seek Care For Mental Health Conditions

Burnout & Satisfaction With Work-Life Balance Among US Physicians Relative To The General US Population

Biomarkers For Depression: An Interview With Robin Nelson, MD

Mental Health & Metabolic Wellness Series: Focus On Hypertension

Psychiatric & Physical Comorbidities & Their Impact On The Course Of Bipolar Disorder: A Prospective, Naturalistic 4-Year Follow-Up Study

What To Consider When Evaluating Or Recommending Technology For Use By Individuals With Mental Illness

Treating Insomnia May Lead To Improvements In Mental Health Symptoms

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