Psychiatry and psychology

Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
September 2020
2020; 21(9): 59-65
Improving mental health and reducing suicide risk: how GPs can help during the COVID-19 pandemic
WEI-MAY SU, LOUISE STONE, GRANT BLASHKI
Adolescent health
Medicine Today
September 2020
2020; 21(9): 51-56
Substance use in adolescents: if you don’t ask, they won’t tell
VIKRAM PALIT, BRONWYN MILNE
Women's health
Medicine Today
August 2020
2020; 21(8): 33-36
Recognising and responding to domestic violence during COVID-19: how telehealth can help
Ellie Freedman, Deborah Bateson
Medicine Today
August 2020
2020; 21(8): 18-23
Acute psychosis: community care after hospital discharge
NICHOLAS CARR, ANTHONY W.F. HARRIS
Medicine Today
July 2020
2020; 21(7): 12-16
Managing bipolar II disorder in the community
Gordon Parker
Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
May 2020
2020; 21(5): 37-40
How to choose an antidepressant. A guide for GPs
PHILIP B. MITCHELL
Women's health
Medicine Today
April 2020
2020; 21(4): 51-57
Domestic violence. What is the role of the GP?
Ellie Freedman
Medicine Today
April 2020
2020; 21(4): 26-31
Hearing loss in adults – a common condition associated with cognitive decline
Melville da Cruz
Medicine Today
April 2020
2020; 21(4): 10-16
Acute psychosis: safe management of a frightening presentation
ANTHONY W.F. HARRIS, NICHOLAS CARR
Medicine Today
March 2020
2020; 21(3): 10-19
When the smoke clears. Supporting communities after a disaster
ZACHARY STEEL
Medicine Today
December 2019
2019; 20(12): 12-22
Managing anxiety disorders in adults
GREGORY WILKINS, Gavin Andrews, CAROLINE BELL, Philip Boyce, CHRISTOPHER GALE, RONALD RAPEE, Lisa Lampe
Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
November 2019
2019; 20(11): 35-39
Eating disorders: the pivotal role of GPs
SARAH MAGUIRE, JAN ORMAN
Medicine Today
September 2019
2019; 20(9): 10-17
Death, dying and dementia – a pivotal role for the GP
SUE MARKHAM, TIFFANY JESSOP, Carmelle Peisah
Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
July 2019
2019; 20(7): 39-41
Intimate partner violence against men: how can GPs respond?
Susan Rees, ZACHARY STEEL, LYNDON REILLY
Medicine Today
July 2019
2019; 20(7): 33-36
Self-harm in late life. How can the GP help?
ANNE P.F. WAND, Brian Draper, Henry Brodaty, Carmelle Peisah
Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
June 2019
2019; 20(6): 55-57
Life-limiting illness. Breaking the news
CATHERINE MASON, GREG DE MOORE
Medicine Today
May 2019
2019; 20(5): 24-28
Dealing with depression and medical illness
PARAN NADESWARAN, CHRISTOPHER J. RYAN
Medicine Today
April 2019
2019; 20(4): 14-19
‘headspace’ and GPs – working together to improve young people’s lives
STEPHEN R. CARBONE, CLAUDIO VILLELLA, DEBRA J. RICKWOOD
Medicolegal matters
Medicine Today
March 2019
2019; 20(3): 49-51
Consent to treatment: communicating medication risks in long-term prescribing
Naomi Lewis, USHMA NARSAI
Medicine Today
March 2019
2019; 20(3): 27-32
Managing bipolar disorder – key clinical recommendations
Philip Boyce, GIN S. MALHI
Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
February 2019
2019; 20(2): 51-53
Not good as new: how GPs can help cancer survivors live well after treatment
JANE TURNER
Medicine Today
February 2019
2019; 20(2): 16-27
Schizophrenia: the GP’s crucial management role
Judy Hope, Nicholas Keks
Medicine Today
November 2018
2018; 19(11): 41-44
Management of treatment-resistant depression. A guide for GPs
PHILIP B. MITCHELL
Psychological medicine
Medicine Today
October 2018
2018; 19(10): 45-49
Interpersonal psychotherapy: a time-limited treatment for depression
ROB McALPINE
Clinical case review
Medicine Today
October 2018
2018; 19(10): 42-43
Priapism related to antipsychotic drug use
Eric Chung

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