Blogs
We develop evidence-based guidance and reviews to support the delivery of high-quality mental health care.
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George Shelley: Learning to Grieve
Learning to Grieve is an hour long documentary produced in 2018 for BBC3 featuring the former boy band star, George Shelley, in which he describes his experience of grief and ...
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Journey to the future mental health workforce
President's lecture: In her November 2018 blog, Wendy discusses global conferences, royal receptions and new recruits.
Prof Wendy Burn -
What's new in the Old Age Psychiatry Faculty?
Two ST4 trainees in Old Age psychiatry are excited about the role the Faculty can play in members' careers.
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Northern Ireland chair's blog: October 2018
Gerry reflects on another busy month for the College in Northern Ireland, including a masterclass on medical ethics from the General Medical Council.
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October 2018 - Dr John Crichton, RCPsych in Scotland Chair
Dr Crichton updates us on the College in Scotland's activities and talks about the experiences that bind psychiatrists together.
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Creating conditions to attract the next generation of psychiatrists
President's blog: In her September 2018 blog, Wendy reflects on a busy first year and the College's Choose Psychiatry campaign.
Prof Wendy Burn -
Northern Ireland chair's blog: September 2018
Gerry invites nominations for vacancies on the Executive Committee and describes an active and productive month of meetings and events.
Dr Gerry Lynch -
When the fun stops: ICD-11’s new gaming disorder
Gaming the Mind: Sachin Shah and Stephen Kaar discuss gaming disorder with Dr Henrietta Bowden-Jones and Professor Andrew Przybylski.
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A year of living dangerously
President's blog: In her July blog, Wendy looks back on an action packed first year, including using rap music in her Congress speech.
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July 2018 - Dr John Crichton, RCPsych in Scotland Chair
Dr Crichton updates us on the College in Scotland's activities and talks about making best use of the influence psychiatrists have.
Dr John Crichton