Nov 2006: Profs Adams and Glover and Drs Crawford and Morgan

01 November 2006

This podcast focuses on four papers from the November 2006 issue of the British Journal of Psychiatry
 

Professor Clive E. Adams

Professor Clive E Adams, Co-ordinating Editor, Cochrane Schizophrenia Groups, University of Leeds, talks to Dr Persaud about tha fact that people who are living in poorer countries are more likely to get better pharmacological interventions than people living in richer countries. 

Read the article: The schizophrenia drug-treatment paradox: pharmacological treatment based on best possible evidence may be hardest to practise in high-income countries

(Interview starts at: 0 mins 0 secs) 
 
 

Dr Mike Crawford

Dr Mike Crawford, Department of Psychological Medicine, Imperial College London, talks to Dr Persaud about music therapy for in-patients with schizophrenia.
 


(Interview starts at: 16 mins 19 secs)

Dr Craig Morgan 

Dr Craig Morgan, Division of Psychological Medicine at the Institute of Psychiatry in London, talks to Dr Persaud about the length of time between the onset of psychosis and its treatment.
 

(Interview starts at: 30 mins 33 secs)
 
 

Professor Gyles Glover

Professor Gyles Glover, Professor of Public Mental Health at Durham University, talks to Dr Persaud about crisis resolution / home treatment teams and psychiatric admission rates in England.


(Interview starts at: 48 mins 47 secs)

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