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248 search results for autism
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Perinatal Psychiatry Top-up masterclass resources
This page hosts the reading lists and session slides for our masterclass
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Demand, Capacity and Flow - Participating teams (Wave 2)
Resources needed for teams to apply for wave 2 of the programme.
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Key resources relating to policy and public affairs in Scotland
Access our key resources relating to policy and public affairs in RCPsych Scotland.
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RCPsych comments on interim findings of independent prevalence review for England
RCPsych President Dr Lade Smith CBE welcomes the interim report of an independent review into the prevalence of mental health conditions, ADHD and autism in England.
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National wake-up call needed on neurodiversity services in Scotland
A national wake-up call is needed on neurodiversity services, the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland has said.
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Government launches White Paper proposing reforms to Mental Health Act in England and Wales
The Department of Health and Social Care has launched a White Paper detailing proposals to reform the Mental Health Act in England and Wales in order to tackle the racial disparities in mental health services, better meet the needs of people with learning disabilities and autism and ensure appropriate care for people with serious mental illness within the criminal justice system.
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Intellectual disability training resources
We've collated a number of resources for medical students, trainees and psychiatrists in intellectual disability psychiatry.
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Retention Charter 2.3 to create inclusive environments
Information about Domain 2 of the RCPsych's Retention Charter to help provider organisations to adopt a step wise and systemic approach to the retention of psychiatrists.
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Intellectual disability research
See all the latest research pertaining to intellectual disability psychiatry.
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Intellectual disabilities
On this page you can find all of the College's information resources for people with intellectual disabilities (or learning disabilities) and their carers.