Round up of #RCPsychIC
22 July 2019
Last update: 12/08/19 16:33
Publishing Partners Cambridge University Press and RCPsych Publishing at Congress 2019
We were delighted to welcome delegates to our Cambridge University Press/RCPsych Publishing stand during Congress where they were able to explore our impressive portfolio of books and journals and meet the Journal Editors-in-Chief and Managing Editors during “Meet the Editor” sessions.
All the latest book titles were available including the 4th Edition of Fish’s Clinical Psychopathology, Social Scaffolding and the 2nd Edition of Mental Capacity Legislation and the book signing events were very popular.
Free journal samples and giveaways were on offer and everyone enjoyed offering feedback via the thought-provoking Inspire Us wall!
Our Editors-in-Chief presented a range of sessions including Ethical Considerations in Clinical Care, Research, and Publication and Peer Reviewing for Journals to name but a few. We also took the opportunity to record podcasts with some authors of recent articles for BJPsych Advances and look forward to sharing these with you in the coming issues.
Access our bespoke reading lists for each day of Congress covering articles written by event speakers.
- RCPsych Congress Day 1
- RCPsych Congress Day 2
- RCPsych Congress Day 3
- RCPsych Congress Day 4
- RCPsych Congress: Ethics, Peer Review and Media
We leave you with some of our favourite photos from the event!
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