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General and specialized psychiatry

Author: Alexandra Žourková, Eva Češková, Ivana Drtílková, Tomáš Kašpárek, Hana Kučerová, Lucie Pilařová, Radovan Přikryl, Radek Ryšánek, Pavel Theiner, Markéta Žáčková

Published on: 12.1.2006, last modified on: 4.12.2018

Discipline: Psychiatry, Psychology, Sexology | Departments: Department of Psychiatry

General and specialized psychiatry

The psychiatry makes part of neuroscience which is currently undergoing dynamic development. Although two high-quality textbooks are available now, there have been some changes in the practical outputs of our discipline. The objective of these seminar notes from psychiatry course is to follow these changes, and to provide you with up-to-date information which is necessary to acquire the basic knowledge. These materials will be updated on a regular basis. These notes do not replace recommended textbooks, they should give you a quick overview of the basic topics in psychiatry. They are supposed to be used in your preparation for psychiatry courses and should be helpful during the revision of the explained matter.

The presentations have been published in order to facilitate the understanding of key topics in psychiatry and to promote the discussion during seminars. We have thus ranked among the first clinicians who are using the latest ICT development to apply it in the education.

You can download the presentations by simply clicking the left mouse button on presentation title.

If you have already attended our seminars, you have certainly noted that the texts published on these webpages do not contain video presentations of patients with the respective diagnoses. This is not possible from the ethical point of view. The students are acquainted with the clinical picture of the presented materials during internships and seminars in general and specialized psychiatry.

The team of authors believes that the notes published on these webpages will facilitate your preparation both for the course and the examination, and possibly will incite your deeper interest in psychiatric diagnoses and treatment.

 

Attachment   Date Size Availability [?] Clinically sensitive [?] Licence
 Psychiatric history and mental status 27.1.2006 126.5 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Disturbances of emotion 27.1.2006 68.5 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Thinking 27.1.2006 131 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Memory and treatment of cognitive impairments 27.1.2006 104 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Mood disorders (affective disorders) 27.1.2006 124 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Schizophrenia 27.1.2006 147 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Anxiety disorders 27.1.2006 99 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Somatoform disorders 27.1.2006 74 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Organic disorders 27.1.2006 109 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Delirium, amnestic syndrome 27.1.2006 89.5 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Dementia 27.1.2006 143.5 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Substance related disorders 27.1.2006 49 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Eating disorders 27.1.2006 91 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Personality disorders 27.1.2006 177 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Child psychiatry 27.1.2006 116 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Medical sexology 27.1.2006 75.5 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Psychotherapy 27.1.2006 48 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) 27.1.2006 61 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Psychopharmacs - antidepressants 27.1.2006 149 KB registered user – Creative Commons License
 Psychopharmacs - antipsychotics 27.1.2006 599 KB registered user – Creative Commons License

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Keywords: psychiatry, disturbances of emotion, schizophrenia

citation: Alexandra Žourková, Eva Češková, Ivana Drtílková, Tomáš Kašpárek, Hana Kučerová, Lucie Pilařová, Radovan Přikryl, Radek Ryšánek, Pavel Theiner, Markéta Žáčková: General and specialized psychiatry. Multimedia support in the education of clinical and health care disciplines :: Portal of MU’s Faculty of Medicine [online] , [cit. 21. 11. 2024]. Available from WWW: https://portal.med.muni.cz/article-433-general-and-specialized-psychiatry.html. ISSN 1801-6103.