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Psychiatric News

  • Volume 42
  • Number 1
  • January 2007
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Association News

Get Ready to Vote!

Government News

Congress Rejects Big Cut In Medicare Payment
Democrats' Win Increases Chance For Parity Law

Professional News

Psychiatryonline Web Site Gets User-Friendly Makeover

Association News

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From the President

New Features Help Attract Record Crowd to APA Institute

Association News

Oldham Named

Government News

Congress Lets M.D.s Treat More Buprenorphine Patients
Price Negotiation Could Be Part Of Democrats' Part D Reform
Prediction: In Seven Years Electronic Records the Norm
Those With Serious Mental Illness Suffer From Lack of Integrated Care

Association News

Nominations Invited For Minority Fellowship Achievement Award

Professional News

Pediatricians Target 'Unhealthy' Advertising
SAMHSA Tries New Strategy In Battle Against Stigma
Applications Invited For Congressional Fellowship

Health Care Economics

Multiple Obstacles Keep Millions From Insurance

Community News

Do Psychiatric Drugs Dampen Artists' Creativity?

From the Speaker

Assembly Has Evolved Into Powerful Voice for Psychiatry

Professional News

Laughlin Fellowships Announced

Association News

APA Announces Winners Of 2006 Newsletter Awards
Ten Residents Awarded APA/GlaxoSmithKline Fellowships
Board Tackles Communication, Access-to-Care Issues
NIMH Sharpens Focus on Brain
Iraq War a 'Teachable Moment'

Psychiatric Practice & Managed Care

Beware of Medicare Snare As Patients Reach 65
What's Your Experience With Medicare Part D?
Your National Provider Identifier: Get It and Use It
CPT Q&A: Coding for Crisis Interventions

Clinical & Research News

Alzheimer's Study Suggests Another Reason to Eat Fish
Diabetes Drug Reverses SGA-Related Weight Gain
Patients With Severe Disorders At Risk for Multiple Illnesses
Targeted Intervention Reduces Caregivers' Burden
Program Empowers Parents To Deal With Conduct Disorder
Better Poststroke Outcome Follows Antidepressant Use
Alcohol, Other Drugs Often Found In Bodies of Suicide Victims
Cognitive Damage May Appear After Cancer Treatment Ends

Erratum

Erratum

Clinical & Research News

Negative Ions May Offer Unexpected MH Benefit
Pregnancy May Not Negate Use Of Antipsychotic Medication

History Notes

American Psychiatry and the Surgeon General's Library: 1850–1900

Letters to the Editor

From Patient to Consumer
From Patient to Consumer
Learn Self-Defense
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