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Psychiatric News

  • Volume 41
  • Number 17
  • September 2006
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Community News

Psychiatrists Glean Unexpected Lessons From 9/11 Disaster

Government News

Number, Complexity of Services Blamed for Medicare Fee Cuts

Association News

Do You Prefer To Vote Online?

Clinical & Research News

New Data Add to Puzzle About Antidepressant, Youth-Suicide Link

From the President

Join AMA and Increase The Power of Your Voice

Association News

Roeske Winners Announced

Professional News

Senator Honored for MH Efforts

The Medical Director's Desk

APPI: Where Psychiatry's Past, Present, and Future Meet

Legal News

Prison MH Care Ruling Could Push Salaries Higher
Most States Say Mental Illness Reason to Bar Gun Ownership
Court Treads New Ground In Child-Custody Fight

Government News

Health Technology Bill Raises Privacy Concerns
Confidentiality of NPI Information Worries Physicians
Govt. Makes It Easier for M.D.s To Adopt E-Prescribing Systems
Patient Limit Keeping Many From Buprenorphine Treatment

Psychiatric Practice & Managed Care APA Office of Healthcare Systems and Financing

Psychiatry Leads Specialties in Opting Out of Managed Care
Don't Take `No' For Answer
Is Part D Working Better? Share Your Experience
Nine-Day Hold on Medicare Claims
Remember To Renew Opt-Out Status

Professional News

NIDA Head Wants Closer Collaboration With APA
Eliminating Minority MH Disparities Requires Multilevel Strategy
Medicaid Innovations May Make MH Care Less Accessible
Women Psychiatrists Mentor APA's Future Leaders
World Mental Health Day Shines Global Spotlight on Suicide Concerns

Community News

Huge Demand Didn't Thwart Groundbreaking MH Project
Post-9/11 MH Intervention Evaluates Its Performance
When Stress Gets Severe, Police Turn to POPPA
When Disaster Struck on 9/11, POPPA Was Prepared
Peer Program a Life Saver

Education & Training

Another Residency Program Joins APA's 100% Club

Clinical & Research News

Brain Changes May Explain Long-Term Antisocial Behavior
Are Violent Patients More Often Subject to `Leveraged Treatment'?
Small Percentage of Violent Crime Attributable to Mental Illness
Melatonin Effective In Totally Blind People
Physicians Urged to Warn Of SSRIs' Bleeding Risk
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Letters to the Editor

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