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History Taking - Self Harm/suicidal
What questions should you ask abo...,
What questions should you ask abo...,
What questions are important to a...
5
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ASD
What is the epidemiology of asd,
What is the aetiology of asd,
What are some other risk factors ...
15
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ADHD
What is the epidemiology of adhd,
What is the pathophysiology of adhd,
What is the prognosis for people ...
12
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History Taking - Psychosis
What are some screening questions...,
What is passivity phenomena,
What are delusions of persecution
3
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History Taking - Anxiety
What are some screening questions...,
What are some screening questions...
2
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History Taking - Cogntive Impairment
0
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Psychodynamic Theory And Practice
What are ego defence mechanisms,
What is splitting,
What is projection
30
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Schizophrenia - F20
What are some epidemiological fea...,
What are some genetic risks for s...,
What are some medical and environ...
50
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History Taking - Mental State Examination (MSE)
What do you look for when perform...,
What do you look for when assessi...,
What do you look for when assessi...
8
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Anxiety - F41
What is some epidemiology for anx...,
What is the aetiology for anxiety,
What is the pathophysiology of an...
14
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Depression - F33
What is some epidemiology for dep...,
What is some epidemiology for sui...,
What is the aetiology of depression
20
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History Taking - Depression
What are the first 2 questions th...,
What is a mnemonic to assess for ...,
What else needs assessing
4
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Bipolar Disorder - F31
What is the epidemiology of bipolar,
What is the genetic relationship ...,
What are some environmental risk ...
14
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Alexithymia
What is alexithymia,
What are some characteristics of ...,
When does alexithymia occur
5
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History Taking
What is useful to bear in mind wh...,
What questions are important when...,
What questions are important when...
8
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Dissociative [conversion] disorders - F44
What are dissociative disorders,
What types of symptoms present,
What disorders come under dissoci...
15
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Somatisation and hypochondriacal disorders – F45
What are the main features of som...,
What is somatisation disorder,
What is hypochondriacal disorder
16
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - F43.1
What is the epidemiology of ptsd,
What is the aetiology of ptsd,
What are some groups at risk of ptsd
13
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - F42
What is the epidemiology of ocd,
What are some comorbidities with ocd,
What are some biopsychosocial ris...
13
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Personality disorders - F60
What is some epidemiology of pers...,
What is the aetiology of pd,
What are some environmental risk ...
23
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Eating disorders - F50
What are some investigations and ...,
What is the scoff screening tool ...,
What signs are important to look ...
13
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Overdose
What are initial measures in the ...,
What does a hospital assessment o...,
What is the general treatment pla...
27
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Psychological therapies
How does cbt work,
What happens during cbt,
What conditions are cbt useful for
23
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Mental Health Act (1983)
What is the mental health act mha,
What is section 135 used for,
What is section 136 used for
14
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Mental Capacity Act (2005)
What are the principles of the me...,
Who is deemed to lack capacity,
What is necessary for a person to...
15
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Risk Assessment
What are the 7 domains of risk,
What comes under harm to self,
What comes under harm to others
12
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Metacognitive Training
Download the resources yourself f...
1
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Alcohol Misuse
What is the guidance for alcohol use,
What is some epidemiology for alc...,
What are some risk factors that m...
21
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Substance misuse
What assessments are required of ...,
What drug treatments can be used ...,
What are the signs of opioid over...
9
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Spirituality in Psychiatry
What questions are useful to help...,
What is the definition of spiritu...,
What is the difference between sp...
17
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Psychiatry and End of Life Care
Where do most people die where wo...,
What are some psychiatric conditi...,
What are potential aetiologies of...
18
cards
Bereavement
How is grief made sense of in the...,
What is the dual process theory o...,
How does grief present
20
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Humanistic and Critical Psychiatry
What is moral injury,
What are the features of a moral ...,
What are some examples of situati...
11
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Psychological First Aid
What are the basic principles of pfa,
Who is pfa for,
What cultural considerations migh...
13
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Safeguarding Abuse
What are some potential indicator...,
What are some potential indicator...,
What are some potential indicator...
8
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Motivational Interviewing
What is the frames model,
Cards on alcohol and smoking and ...,
What are the 5 as of smoking cess...
3
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Psychedelic Medicine
What are the features of psilocybin,
25
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Psychedelic Psychotherapy
The following is taken from these...,
What is psychedelic assisted psyc...,
Generally speaking what is necess...
24
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