Psychiatry Grand Rounds
Our Psychiatry Grand Rounds are held biweekly for 3 quarters of the academic year. For more information and current schedule, please see below.
Sessions are recorded by Northwest AHEC and are available for viewing and CME credit.
Psychiatry Grand Rounds brings expert speakers for monthly lectures to define concepts and identify/discuss new information in specific topics relevant to psychiatry. Join us as we review recent advances in psychiatric diagnosis, treatment and case management.
Fall Term 2011
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Date
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Speaker
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Topic
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Location
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Sept 16
1~2pm
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Shilpa Srinivasan, MD
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
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Sexuality and Aging
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Oct 7
1~2pm
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Alfiee Breland-Noble, PhD
Duke University
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Mama Just Won’t Accept This: Insights on Depression Research and Treatment Engagement with African American Youth
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Oct 14
12~1pm
(forensic)
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Stephen Kramer, MD
Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Silk Plant Forest: An Unusual Request from the Bench (Part 1)
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CR#1
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Oct 2 1
1~2pm
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William S. Meyer, MSW
Duke University Medical Center
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Oedipus and Me: Do psychoanalytic insights have relevance in a CBT world?
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Oct 28
12~1pm
(forensic)
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Stephen Kramer, MD
Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Silk Plant Forest: An Unusual Request from the Bench (Part 2)
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CR#1
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Nov 4
1~2pm
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David J. Bornowski
IBM
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IBM in Healthcare - WATSON
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Nov 18
1~2pm
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John Hendrick
East Tennessee State University
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Behavioral Neurology
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Dec 2
1~2pm
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Jim Bodfish, PhD
UNC-Chapel Hill
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Subtyping Autism: Linking Brain, Behavior and Intevention
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Dec 9
12~1pm
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George Corvin, MD
North Raleigh Psychiatry
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Emerging Issues in Capital Prosceution of Mentally Ill Defendents
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CR#1
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Dec 16
1~2pm
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Curt D. Furberg, MD, PhD
Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Neuro-psychiatric adverse events of prescription drugs
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Spring Term 2012
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Date
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Speaker
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Topic
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Location
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Jan 6 1~2pm
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Greg Caudill, MD Wake Forest Baptist Health
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12-Step Recovery for Psychiatrists
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Jan 20 1~2pm
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Seth Axelrod, Phd Yale University School of Medicine
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Compassionate Formulation and Targeted Intervention for Common Borderline Personality Disorder Presentations
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Feb 3 1~2pm
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Guy Palmes, MD Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Treatment of ADHD
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Feb 10 12~1pm
(forensic)
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Peter S. Brunstetter Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice
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Tort Reform and its Effect on Physicians
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CR#1
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Feb 17 1~2pm
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Thomas Brown, MD, JD Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Trends in prescription drug abuse and dependence
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Mar 2 1~2pm
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Andrea Hernandez, MD East Carolina University
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Paraphilias
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Mar 9 12~1pm
(forensic)
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Logan Graddy, MD Durham, NC
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TBA
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CR#1
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Mar 16 1~2pm
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Jim B. Tucker, MD University of Virginia Health System
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Children and Anomalous Memories
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Mar 23 1~2pm
(forensic)
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Will Glascoff Magistrate's Office |
Involuntary Commitments |
CR#1 |
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Apr 20 1~2pm
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Stephen Rapp, PhD Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Cognitive Deficits Associated with Brain Irradiation: Prevalence and Treatment
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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May 4 1~2pm
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Maurice Apprey, PhD University of Virginia School of Medicine
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Sedimentations of History, Reactivation and Transference Wishes: The Path of Reinvention in Psychoanalysis
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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May 18 1~2pm
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Dr. Uhde Medical University of South Carolina
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TBA
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Cancer Ctr 1A & 1B
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Fall Term 2010
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Date
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Speaker
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Topic
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Location
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Sept 17
1~2pm
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Elizabeth Arnold, PhD
Department of Psychiatry WFU Health Sciences
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Preventing Risk Behaviors Among Runaway Youth
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CR#1
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Oct 1
1~2pm
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Phillip Steffey, MD
East Tennessee State University
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Treating Mental Illness in Medical Students
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CR#1
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Oct 15 1~2pm
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Beverly N. Jones, MD Winston Salem, NC
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Vascular Depression or Vascular Dementia?
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CR#1
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Nov 5
1~2pm
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Dr. Kathi Kemper
Chair Center for Integrative Medicine WFU Health Sciences
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Non-prescriptive Therapies for Mental Health Well-Being
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Nov 12
12~1pm (forensic)
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Gary S. Cuddeback, PhD, MSW, MPH
Assistant Professor, Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research UNC-Chapel Hill
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General Medical Problems of Incarcerated Persons with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness: A Population-based Study
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CR#1
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Nov 19
1~2pm
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Dr. Timothy Wilens
Associate Professor Harvard Medical School Boston, MA
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Bipolar Disorder and Substance Abuse: An Explosive Combination
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Dec 3
1~2pm
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Dr. Ed Shaw
Dept of Radiation Oncology WFU Health Sciences
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Differentiating Complicated Grief from a Major Depressive Episode
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Dec 17
1~2pm
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Dr. W. Vaughn McCall
Professor and Chairman Department of Psychiatry WFU Health Sciences
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The Optimization of ECT Study
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Spring Term 2011
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Date
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Speaker
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Topic
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Location
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Jan 7
1~2pm
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James L. Comerci, MD
WVU School of Medicine
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A Report from the Front Lines of Mental Health
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Jan 21
1~2pm
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Dr. Steven Pliszka
Professor and Vice Chair Chief, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
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Mood lability in children and adolescents: how broad should the bipolar spectrum be?
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Feb 4
1~2pm
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Dr. John Beyer
Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry Duke University Medical Center
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The Use of Generic and Brand Name Drugs in Psychiatry
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Feb 11
12~1pm (forensic)
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Angela J. Hattery, PhD Earl Smith, PhD
Professors of Sociology Wake Forest University
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Prisoner Reentry and Social Capital: The Long Journey to Reintegration
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CR#1
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Feb 18
1~2pm
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Kim Hutchinson, EdD, MSN, MS, BSN
Anne Harris, BSN, RN, BS
Suzanne M. Thompson, MA, BS
WFU Health Sciences
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"A Discussion of Integrative and Alternative Techniques for Mental Health Promotion" |
CR#1
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Mar 4 1~2pm
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Betty Taylor, JD, CEO/Area Director
Burch Johnson, NCC, LPC, Director of Clinical Services
CenterPoint Human Services
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"CenterPoint's Interface with Hospital Care"
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Mar 11 12~1pm
(forensic)
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Dr. Mar Sanchez Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry Emory University SOM
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Effects of Early Adverse Experiences on the Development of Stress Response Systems: Animal Models
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CR#1
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Mar 18 1~2pm
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Stephen B. Kritchevsky, MD Section on Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine WFU Health Sciences
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TBA
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Apr 1 1~2pm
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James Caress, MD
Department of Neurology WFU Health Sciences
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TBA
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Cancer Ctr
1A & 1B
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Apr 15 1~2pm
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John L. McCarthy
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Malpractice Risks in Psychiatry
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CR#1
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May 6 1~2pm
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Dr. Norman Moore East Tennessee State University
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The Post-genomic Era of the Brain
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CR#1
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June 3 1~2pm
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W. Vaughn McCall, M.D.M.S.
Professor and Chairman, Department of Psychiatry Wake Forest Baptist Health
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Cost Effective Treatment of Insomnia
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CR#1
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Location
Psychiatry Grand Rounds are held in one of the following locations: Outpatient Comprehensive Cancer Center, Conference Rooms 1A-1B; Conference Room #1 (CR#1), 8th Floor, Janeway Tower; or Diagnostic Neurology Conference Room.
Credit
Wake Forest School of Medicine designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1 category 1 credit toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award. Each physician should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
Objectives
- Define concepts and identify/discuss new information in specific topics relevant to psychiatry.
- Review recent advances in psychiatric diagnosis, treatment and case management.
- Apply the information in clinical practice.
Accreditation
Wake Forest School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. This activity is sponsored by Wake Forest School of Medicine.
Sponsors
We would like to thank Cyberonics, Jazz Pharma, Wyeth, AstraZeneca, Bristol Myers Squibb, Abbott, Takeda and Lilly Pharmaceuticals for providing unrestricted educational grants to help support Psychiatry Grand Rounds.
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