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South East Division prizes and award winners
Review winners of prizes awarded at events.
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Why Scotland must be a leader in building a society where people with neurodiversity can flourish
Dr Jim Crabb – consultant psychiatrist and policy lead for the RCPsych in Scotland – writes for The Herald on why we have a framework and evidence to support the view that Scotland can lead the way in supporting autistic people and those with ADHD.
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Time to act: Hundreds of children sent out of area for mental health treatment
Our analysis of the latest NHS England data shows a shocking 319 children and adolescents in England were forced to travel out of their area for mental health treatment from December 2023 to November 2024.
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Detailed response to The Cass Review's Final Report
The College has published a more detailed response to the independent review of gender identity services for children and young people, commissioned by NHS England and chaired by Dr Hilary Cass OBE.
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NHS mental health trusts failing to improve gender pay gap five years after data first published
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned NHS mental health trusts in England are failing to close their gender pay gap.
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Can yoghurt treat depression? Exploring the mysterious link between our bowels and our brains
Dr Lydia Jones informs of new findings which connects depression and gut health.
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Honorary Fellows and President’s medal winners accept awards at virtual ceremony
President medal winners and Honorary Fellows accepted their awards at a virtual presentation ceremony today.
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Psychiatry at home and abroad
Adrian reflects on his visits to overseas psychiatric conferences, a trip to Clarence House, attending a Doctors in Distress event and meeting the new chair of NHS England.
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A special dinner
In his February blog post Adrian discusses a special dinner with Health Education England, solidarity with Turkey and Syria, and the transition to the next College President.
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Music therapy
Minds in music: The role of humanities in healthcare is becoming all the more important. Dr John Tully examines the role music therapy can play in a mental health setting.