Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine Official journal of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland 🎙️ IJPM Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more
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📢Reminder that submissions for the special issue on Women's Mental Health close on 30th January! Get your submission in here:
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📢The IJPM is seeking submissions for a special issue on Women's Mental Health.
This issue aims to showcase a wide-ranging view of the biological, psychological and social factors affecting the mental health of women.
Full details: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Read the latest issue of the IJPM - including research and perspectives on evolutionary psychiatry, restrictive practice, gender based legislation and prescribing in child and adolescent psychiatry.
Link to full issue below ⬇️
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We are excited to welcome Dr Mohamed Alsaffar of @Beaumont_Dublin & @RCSI_Irl as the new social media editor of @IrishJPsych
You may know him from the #IJPMpodcasts
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📢📢📢 Read the latest issue of the IJPM here ⬇️
Including original research across topics including adolescent mental health, attitudes to psilocybin therapy, telehealth for severe mental illness, virtual reality for anxiety, medical education
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Read this new study examining the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on first-episode psychosis: reports a post-covid rise in presentations to #EIP services by @aineduggan @DrSeanNaughton @KarOConnor Prof Mary Clarke & others @NCP_EIP @UCDMedicine
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New study of the risk factors for cannabis use among adolescents in Irelands ⬇️
Led by @MarycannonMary @BobbySmyth4 and colleagues at @RCSI_Irl @TrinityMed1 from the @PlanetYouthEire study
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New study of the risk factors for cannabis use among adolescents in Irelands ⬇️
Led by @MarycannonMary @BobbySmyth4 and colleagues at @RCSI_Irl @TrinityMed1 from the @PlanetYouthEire study
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We had a excellent winter conference on Creativity & The Arts in Psychiatry last Thursday & Friday in Limerick, with some fantastic contributions from a range of speakers. Thanks so much to everyone who attended!
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Latest from @ttpsychedelicrg...
Amid magic and menace: Irish psychiatrists’ attitudes to psilocybin therapy
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"people requiring urgent MH care in ED settings receive parity of esteem with other patient groups"
This study from the team at the @NCP_SHSI examined availability of appropriate assessment spaces in Irish EDs over the course of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The NCHD Oral Presentations at the winter conference were excellent. Among those who shared their research were Drs Louisa Gannon, Aoife Gordon, Yvonne Hartnett & Joe Leahy.
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📢 The Student Mental Health themed issue for IJPM has been released. Edited by @MicheleJ_Hill of @UCCpsychiatry, @psychpopgirl of @TheUSI & @MarycannonMary of @RCSI_Irl, this Issue explores research around the mental health of students
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@wesselys in this perspective piece looking to the future suggested that "putting mental health and well-being at the heart... Creating an atmosphere where social networks flourish will do more to counter loneliness and isolation than provide therapy."
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And what about policy in Ireland? This Editors note the need for:
" a whole university approach to student mental health, which encompasses the culture and ethos of the institution... mental health literacy and adequate, clearly defined support services."
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On #worldsuicidepreventionday here are some recent papers published in the area of understanding and treating suicidal ideations and behaviours by the #IJPM, the journal of @IrishPsychiatry
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A @uniofgalway group led by Brian Hallahan reported on rates of probable suicide in the West of Ireland and found no change in the context of #Covid_19
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A group based at the @RotundaHospital led by Dr Richard Duffy @UCDMedicine report on suicidal thoughts assoc with postnatal #mentalillness
Rates of suicidal ideation (3.4%) “emphasises the need for all clinicians to inquire about such thoughts”.
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