1
Centre for Workforce Intelligence. In-depth Review of the Psychiatrist Workforce: Main Report. CFWI, 2014.
2
Centre for Workforce Intelligence. Shape of the Medical Workforce: Informing Medical Training Numbers. Centre for Workforce Intelligence, 2011.
3
Royal College of Psychiatrists. Census 2009: Workforce Figures for Psychiatrists. Royal College of Psychiatrists, 2010.
6
Brown, T, Eagles, J. Teaching Psychiatry to Undergraduates. RCPsych Publications, 2011.
7
Gask, L, Coskun, B, Baron, D. Teaching Psychiatry: Putting Theory into Practice. Wiley, 2011.
8
Royal College of Psychiatrists. Recruitment Strategy 2011–2016. Royal College of Psychiatrists, 2012.
9
Brockington, IF, Mumford, DB. Recruitment into psychiatry. Br J Psychiatry
2002; 180: 307–12.
10
Barkil-Oteo, A. Psychiatry's identity crisis. Lancet
2012; 379: 2428.
11
Moher, D, Liberati, A, Tetzlaff, J, Altman, DG. Preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses: the PRISMA statement. Ann Intern Med
2009; 151: 264–9.
12
Burra, P, Kalin, R, Leichner, PW, Waldron, JJ, Handforth, JR, Jarrett, FJ, et al. The ATP 30 – a scale for measuring medical students' attitudes to psychiatry. Med Educ
1982; 16: 31–8.
13
Fazel, S, Ebmeier, KP. Specialty choice in UK junior doctors: is psychiatry the least popular specialty for UK and international medical graduates?
BMC Med Educ
2009; 9: 77.
14
Goldacre, MJ, Turner, G, Fazel, S, Lambert, T. Career choices for psychiatry: national surveys of graduates of 1974–2000 from UK medical schools. Br J Psychiatry
2005; 186: 158–64.
15
Lambert, TW, Turner, G, Fazel, S, Goldacre, MJ. Reasons why some UK medical graduates who initially choose psychiatry do not pursue it as a long-term career. Psychol Med
2006; 36: 679–84.
16
Goldacre, MJ, Goldacre, R, Lambert, TW. Doctors who considered but did not pursue specific clinical specialties as careers: questionnaire surveys. J R Soc Med
2012; 105: 166–76.
17
Goldacre, MJ, Fazel, S, Smith, F, Lambert, T. Choice and rejection of psychiatry as a career: surveys of UK medical graduates from 1974 to 2009. Br J Psychiatry
2013; 202: 228–34.
18
Svirko, E, Goldacre, MJ, Lambert, T. Career choices of the United Kingdom medical graduates of 2005, 2008 and 2009: questionnaire surveys. Med Teach
2013; 35: 365–75.
19
Brook, PE. Where do psychiatrists come from? The influence of United Kingdom medical schools on the choice of psychiatry as a career. Br J Psychiatry
1976; 128: 313–7.
20
Brook, P, Ingleby, D, Wakeford, RE. Students' attitudes to psychiatry: a study of first-and final-year clinical students' attitudes in six medical schools. J Psychiatr Educ
1986; 3: 151–69.
21
Brook, P. Who's for psychiatry? United Kingdom medical schools and career choice of psychiatry 1961–75. Br J Psychiatry
1983; 142: 361–5.
22
Collier, A, Moreton, A. Does access to role models influence future career choice? Impact of psychiatry teaching on recently graduated doctors in the United Kingdom. Acad Psychiatry
2013; 37: 408–11.
23
Petrides, KV, McManus, IC. Mapping medical careers: questionnaire assessment of career preferences in medical school applicants and final-year students. BMC Med Educ
2004; 4: 18.
24
Levine, SP, Barzansky, B, Blumberg, P, Flaherty, JA. Can psychiatrists be recruited in medical school?
J Psychiatr Educ
1983; 7: 240–8.
25
Curtis-Barton, MT, Eagles, JM. Factors that discourage medical students from pursuing a career in psychiatry. Psychiatrist
2011; 35: 425–9.
26
Budd, S, Kelley, R, Day, R, Variend, H, Dogra, N. Student attitudes to psychiatry and their clinical placements. Med Teach
2011; 33: e586–92.
27
Farooq, K, Lydall, GJ, Malik, A, Ndetei, DM, Bhugra, D. Why medical students choose psychiatry – a 20 country cross-sectional survey. BMC Med Educ
2014; 14: 12.
28
Haider, N, Hadjidemetriou, C, Pearson, R, Farooq, K, Lydall, GJ, Malik, A, et al. Student career choice in psychiatry: findings from 18 UK medical schools. Int Rev Psychiatry
2013; 25: 438–44.
29
Maidment, R, Livingston, G, Katona, M, Whitaker, E, Katona, C. Carry on shrinking: career intentions and attitudes to psychiatry of prospective medical students. Psychiatrist
2003; 27: 30–2.
30
McParland, M, Noble, LM, Livingston, G, McManus, C. The effect of a psychiatric attachment on students' attitudes to and intention to pursue psychiatry as a career. Med Educ
2003; 37: 447–54.
31
Maidment, R, Livingston, G, Katona, C, McParland, M, Noble, L. Change in attitudes to psychiatry and intention to pursue psychiatry as a career in newly qualified doctors: a follow-up of two cohorts of medical students. Med Teach
2004; 26: 565–9.
32
Denman, M, Oyebode, F, Greening, J. Reasons for choosing to specialise in psychiatry: differences between core psychiatry trainees and consultant psychiatrists. BJPsych Bull
2016; 40: 19–23.
33
Calvert, SH, Sharpe, M, Power, M, Lawrie, SM. Does undergraduate education have an effect on Edinburgh medical students' attitudes to psychiatry and psychiatric patients?
J Nerv Merit Dis
1999; 187: 757–61.
34
Archdall, C, Atapattu, T, Anderson, E. Qualitative study of medical students' experiences of a psychiatric attachment. Psychiatrist
2013; 37: 21–4.
35
Rajagopal, S, Rehill, KS, Godfrey, E. Psychiatry as a career choice compared with other specialties: a survey of medical students. Psychiatrist
2004; 28: 444–6.
36
Korszun, A, Dharmaindra, N, Koravangattu, V, Bhui, K. Teaching medical students and recruitment to psychiatry: attitudes of psychiatric clinicians, academics and trainees. Psychiatrist
2011; 35: 350–3.
37
Woolf, K, Elton, C, Newport, M. The specialty choices of graduates from Brighton and Sussex Medical School: a longitudinal cohort study. SMC Med Educ
2015; 15: 46.
38
Barras, C, Harris, J. Psychiatry recruited you, but will it retain you? Survey of trainees' opinions. Psychiatrist
2012; 36: 71–7.
39
Dein, K, Livingston, G, Bench, C. ‘Why did I become a psychiatrist?’: survey of consultant psychiatrists. Psychiatrist
2007; 31: 227–30.
40
Lyons, Z. Attitudes of medical students toward psychiatry and psychiatry as a career: a systematic review. Acad Psychiatry
2013; 37: 150–7.
41
Qureshi, H, Carney, S, Iversen, A. Narrative review of the impact of clinical psychiatry attachments on attitudes to psychiatry. Psychiatrist
2013; 37: 104–10.
42
El-Sayeh, HG, Budd, S, Waller, R, Holmes, J. How to win the hearts and minds of students in psychiatry. Advan Psychiatr Treat
2006; 12: 182–92.
43
Mukherjee, K, Maier, M, Wessely, S. UK crisis in recruitment into psychiatric training. Psychiatrist
2013; 37: 210–4.
44
Shah, P, Brown, T, Eagles, J. Choosing psychiatry: factors influencing career choice among foundation doctors in Scotland. In Teaching Psychiatry to Undergraduates (eds Brown, T, Eagles, J): 255–63. RCPsych Publications, 2011.
45
Kelley, TA, Brown, J, Carney, S. Foundation Programme psychiatry placement and doctors' decision to pursue a career in psychiatry. Psychiatrist
2013; 37: 30–2.
46
Greening, J, Tarn, M, Purkis, J. How to run a psychiatry summer school. Psychiatrist
2013; 37: 65–71.
47
Ajaz, A, David, R, Brown, D, Smuk, M, Korszun, A. BASH: badmouthing, attitudes and stigmatisation in healthcare as experienced by medical students. BJPsych Bull
2016; 40: 97–102.
48
Ahmed, K, Bennett, DM, Haider, N, Byrne, P. Medfest: the effect of a national medical film festival on attendees' attitudes to psychiatry and psychiatrists and medical students' attitudes to a career in psychiatry. Acad Psychiatry
2015; 39: 335–8.
49
Kerby, J, Calton, T, Dimambro, B, Flood, C, Glazebrook, C. Anti-stigma films and medical students' attitudes towards mental illness and psychiatry: randomised controlled trial. Psychiatrist
2008; 32: 345–9.
Systematic review into factors associated with the recruitment crisis in psychiatry in the UK: students', trainees' and consultants' views
eLetters
No eLetters have been published for this article.