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Welcome! This site's growth depends on contributions from you. Send whatever you have found useful, especially any PRITE practice questions, useful psychiatry links or other study materials you've found helpful.

Out-of-Print Psychiatry "classics"

This site began as an online repository of sorts for some rare, out-of-print classic psychiatry articles including Groves' 1978 NEJM article Taking care of the hateful patient. Click here for a list of available articles.

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I will be presenting USS COLE/PTSD research at APA Annual Meeting

I'm excited to announce that I will be presenting my research The USS Cole Bombing: Analysis of Preexisting Factors as Predictors for Development of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder at the APA Annual Meeting in San Francisco on Wednesday, May 20 (during Trauma and PTSD session from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. see preliminary program for details). If you're attending the APA this year, and at all interested in PTSD, stop by if you get a chance and join in the discussion.

Multimodal Psychoanalytic Diagnosis

Here's a PowerPoint presentation given by Jerome S Blackman, MD, FAPA, FIPA (my global supervisor for the past several years) at the World Psychiatric Conference in Florence Italy on April 2nd, 2009.

Psychiatry questions

Whether you're a psychiatry resident preparing for the ABPN Part I Psychiatry Examination and/or Psychiatry Resident-In-Training Examination (PRITE), or a medical student or resident preparing for shelf exams or medical licensing exams (USMLE and/or COMLEX), practice questions are one important key to success. Below are links to ten quizzes. The random quiz is the most recent addition (topics include psychological testing, statistics, neuroscience, and psychotherapy). More to follow! (Next quiz — more neurology!)

These online practice tests are comprised of old PRITE questions derived from a 1000-question plus question bank. For those preparing for the ABPN Part II Oral Examination, this outline entitled Strategies for Psychiatry Oral Boards may be useful.

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