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Teaching medical students basic diagnostic and management principles in psychiatry is fundamental to the development of the fully trained physician. This is an outstanding book for medical students and an invaluable tool for medical educators. - "Carol A. Bernstein, .

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As medical practice has become more litigious and we have become more reliant on tests to make diagnoses . Some critics of coercion in psychiatry seem to ignore the reality that coercive practices occur in all of medicine, and in many occasions more often

As medical practice has become more litigious and we have become more reliant on tests to make diagnoses, doctors spend less time listening to their patients, and no longer trust their clinical skills. I went into psychiatry because of the focus on subjectivity, narrative, meaning and relationships. Some critics of coercion in psychiatry seem to ignore the reality that coercive practices occur in all of medicine, and in many occasions more often. In the institutions where I have worked, mechanical and chemical restraint of patients overwhelmingly occurs in the emergency room or medical wards, with no psychiatric involvement.

Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Law and Psychiatry Service, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Stephen L. Read, . Clinical Professor Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California, Los Angeles; and Psychiatrist, Greater Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Health Care System, Los Angeles, California Patricia R. Recupero, . Clinical Professor of.

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Psychiatry offers medical students a unique experience because .

Psychiatry offers medical students a unique experience because psychiatric diagnosis is established by clinical interview but not based on a laboratory test or an X-ray. The duration of undergraduate posting in psychiatry is 6 weeks and it poses a challenge for medical students to master psychiatric knowledge and skills in a short period of time. The old ideology was to study a large psychiatric textbook.