The Psychiatrist focuses on psychiatric service provision by dealing with clinical issues that affect everyday practice, written in an accessible style for practising psychiatrists of all levels. Prominence is given to training in psychiatry (with more papers by trainees) and informed comment and debate on topical issues in current psychiatric practice. A selection of new Editorial Board members from overseas and an increase in submissions from outside Britain ensure that The Psychiatrist has a greater global perspective and can influence psychiatric practice internationally. The newly increased length of each issue allows room for more substantial original research papers.

 

Regular features in The Psychiatrist include: Editorials Original papers Education & training Correspondence section Obituaries Book reviews E-interviews   Online extra features in The Psychiatrist: E-letters section. Full text archive dating back to 2000. Full text (as PDFs) and contents lists archive dating back to the first ever issue in 1977. More online features.   (This journal was formerly known as the Psychiatric Bulletin. It was relaunched in January 2010 as The Psychiatrist.  Read more about the name change to The Psychiatrist.)

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