In Response: The Ideal Psychiatry Residency Training Program

There is little to be added in the way of specifics to James Deming\u27s review of the necessary ingredients for an ideal Residency Training Program (1). He not only reviews the specific issues which must be addressed regarding the nuts and bolts of training, but also emphasizes the need for phase specificity of both clinical and didactic experiences and the need to view residency training from a developmental perspective. Rather than comment specifically on the points Deming raises, I would like to address other ingredients in residency training which are to be valued in the ideal program

Textbook of Psychiatry First Edition, Draft 2

This multi-authored collaborative textbook on psychiatry, originally created on Wikibooks, discusses a range of psychiatric disorders, including psychotic, mood and and anxiety disorders, amongst many others. It covers other aspects of psychiatric care such as diagnosis, neurobiology, psychopharmacology, treatment methods, and dealing with agitated or violent patients