For Residents
For Residents
What I wish I knew when I started my internship
In my first year of residency I faced a steep learning curve. I learned a lot about psychiatry, but I learned so much more about myself. If I had...
For Residents
Strategies for preventing and detecting false-negatives in urine drug screens
Urine drug screening (UDS) is an important tool in emergency settings and substance abuse or pain management clinics. According to the 2015...
For Residents
Don’t balk at using medical therapy to manage alcohol use disorder
There is ample evidence in the medical literature, as well as clinical experience, that patients seeking help for chemical dependency benefit from...
For Residents
Antidepressant-associated purpura: A rare familial case presentation
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) have been a welcome addition to the...
For Residents
Expanding the portfolio of the contemporary psychiatrist: The physician as arbiter of morality, normalcy, and social justice
Roya Noorishad, MD A few miles from New York City’s “Million Dollar Blocks” in Brownsville—single city blocks where the state spends more than a...
For Residents
Don’t balk at using medical therapy to manage alcohol use disorder
There is ample evidence in the medical literature, as well as clinical experience, that patients seeking help for chemical dependency benefit from...
For Residents
Unspoken ethical challenges of many psychiatric consultation services
A psychiatric consultation service in an academic medical center usually is a robust and busy setting. In addition to expert faculty, the service...
For Residents
The importance of ‘delivery factors’ and ‘patient factors’ in the therapeutic alliance
For Residents
Lessons learned working in the clinical trial industry
For Residents
Mentally ill and behind bars
Recently, I had the opportunity to work with members of a vulnerable population: men and women who have a mental illness and languish in jails and...