Cambridge Textbook of Effective Treatments in Psychiatry

doi:10.1017/CBO9780511544392

This is a book of psychiatry at its most practical level. It aims to answer the sorts of questions psychiatrists ask on a daily basis. What treatments are available for the condition that I think this patient has? What is the relative value of each of these treatments? Are there any other treatments that I should be considering if a first approach has failed? Is there any value in combinations of treatment? And, can I be sure that the evidence and recommendations I read are free from bias? The content is organised into three sections covering disease classification, the major treatment modalities and the application of these treatments to the wide range of psychiatric diagnoses. All professionals in mental health want to give the best treatments for their patients. This book provides clinicians with the knowledge and guidance to achieve this aim.

'This is a truly excellent book that offers a well organised clinician-friendly review of the latest understanding of psychiatric disorders. A particularly strong attribute is the fact that it is a collaborative effort by psychiatrists from both North America and Europe; the synthesis of their recommendations is thorough and intriguing. Any practising psychiatrists would find this an excellent source for the latest treatment modalities in the field.'

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Contents
pp v-viii
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List of contributors
pp ix-xviii
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Preface
pp xix-xx
- By Peter Tyrer, Professor of Community Psychiatry Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College, London UK, Kenneth R. Silk, Professor of Psychiatry; Director of the Personality Disorders Program Department of Psychiatry University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor USA
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Part I - Introduction
pp 1-2
- By Peter Tyrer, Professor of Community Psychiatry Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College, London UK, Kenneth R. Silk, Professor of Psychiatry; Director of the Personality Disorders Program Department of Psychiatry University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor USA
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1 - Classification of psychiatric disorders and their principal treatments
pp 3-15
- By Peter Tyrer, Imperial College London Claybrook Centre Charing Cross Campus London UK, Kenneth R. Silk, Department of Psychiatry University of Michigan Health System Ann Arbor, MI USA
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2 - The history of psychiatric therapies
pp 16-44
- By German E. Berrios, University of Cambridge Addenbrooke's Hospital Cambridge UK
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Part II - Summary of treatment modalities in psychiatric disorders
pp 45-46
- By Peter Tyrer, Professor of Community Psychiatry Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College, London UK, Kenneth R. Silk, Professor of Psychiatry; Director of the Personality Disorders Program Department of Psychiatry University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor USA
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3 - A critical assessment of methods and processes used to develop psychiatric drug treatments
pp 47-56
- By George W. Arana, Mental Health Service RHJ VA Medical Center Charleston South Carolina USA, David J. Nutt, Department of Psychopharmacology University of Bristol Psychopharmacology Unit School of Medical Sciences Bristol UK
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4 - Section I – The efficacy and safety of electroconvulsive therapy
pp 57-82
- By Daniel Maixner, University of Michigan Dept of Psychiatry Ann Arbor, MI USA, Michael A. Taylor, University of Michigan Medical Center Psychiatry 9C USA
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4 - Section II – Focal brain stimulation approaches to psychiatric treatment
pp 83-97
- By Antonio Mantovani, Department of Psychiatry Division of Brain Stimulation and Therapeutic Modulation New York State Psychiatric Institute NY USA, Arielle D. Stanford, Department of Psychiatry Division of Brain Stimulation and Therapeutic Modulation New York State Psychiatric Institute New York, NY USA, Peter Bulow, Department of Psychiatry Division of Brain Stimulation and Therapeutic Modulation New York State Psychiatric Institute NY USA, Sarah H. Lisanby, Department of Psychiatry Columbia University; Department of Biological Psychiatry New York State Psychiatric Institute NY USA
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5 - The effectiveness of psychological treatments in psychiatry
pp 98-115
- By Peter Fonagy, University College London; Chief Executive The Anna Freud Centre Sub-Department of Clinical Health Psychology University College London London UK, Joel Paris, Institute of Community and Family Psychiatry SMBD-Jewish General Hospital Montreal, QC Canada
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6 - Educational interventions
pp 116-131
- By Christopher Dowrick, Department of Primary Care University of Liverpool Liverpool UK, Nancee Blum, University of Iowa 2880 JPP Iowa City Iowa USA, Bruce Pfohl, University of Iowa Iowa City IA USA
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7 - Complementary and alternative medicine
pp 132-156
- By Sally Guthrie, The University of Michigan College of Pharmacy Ann Arbor, MI USA, George Lewith, Complementary Medicine Research Unit Mail Point OPH Royal South Hants Hospital Brintons Terrace Southampton UK
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8 - Complex interventions
pp 157-170
- By Peter Tyrer, Imperial College London Claybrook Centre Charing Cross Campus London UK, Karen Milner, University of Michigan Ann Arbor MI USA
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Part III - Specific treatments
pp 171-172
- By Peter Tyrer, Professor of Community Psychiatry Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College, London UK, Kenneth R. Silk, Professor of Psychiatry; Director of the Personality Disorders Program Department of Psychiatry University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor USA
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9 - Delirium
pp 173-186
- By Laura Gage, Department of Psychiatry University of Toronto Toronto, ON Canada, David K. Conn, University of Toronto Toronto, ON Canada
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10 - Management of behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia and acquired brain injury
pp 187-216
- By Joel Sadavoy, University of Toronto Mount Sinai Hospital Toronto Canada, Krista L. Lanctôt, Department of Psychiatry Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Toronto, ON Canada, Shoumitro Deb, Department of Psychiatry University of Birmingham Queen Elizabeth Psychiatric Hospital Birmingham UK
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11 - Dementia: pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments and guideline review
pp 217-243
- By Martine Simard, Laval University Quebec City, QC Canada, Elizabeth L. Sampson, Department of Mental Health Sciences Royal Free and University College Medical School London UK
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12 - Pharmacological treatment of psychosis and depression in neurological disease in older adults
pp 244-262
- By Mark Rapoport, University of Toronto Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Toronto ON Canada, Cara Brown, University of Toronto Toronto ON Canada, Craig Ritchie, Department of Mental Health Sciences Royal Free and University Medical School Hampstead Campus Hampstead London UK
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13 - Psychological treatments of alcohol use disorders
pp 263-288
- By Deirdre Conroy, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Department of Psychiatry and Addiction Research Center Ann Arbor, MI USA, Kirk J. Brower, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Rachel Upjohn Building Ann Arbor, MI USA, Jane Marshall, Institute of Psychiatry King's College London London UK, Mike Crawford, Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College London Claybrook Centre Charing Cross Campus London UK
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14 - Pharmacotherapy of alcohol misuse, dependence and withdrawal
pp 289-313
- By George A. Kenna, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies Brown University Providence, RI USA, Kostas Agath, Westminster Substance Misuse Services London UK, Robert Swift, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies Brown University Medical School Providence, RI USA
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15 - Educational interventions for alcohol use disorders
pp 314-319
- By Robert Patton, National Addiction Centre London UK, Kirk J. Brower, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Rachel Upjohn Building Ann Arbor, MI USA, Shannon Bellefleur, University of Michigan Addiction Psychiatry Training Program Ann Arbor, MI USA, Mike Crawford, Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College London Claybrook Centre Charing Cross Campus London UK
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16 - Complex interventions for alcohol use disorders
pp 320-339
- By Valerie J. Slaymaker, Hazelden Foundation Center City, MN USA, Kirk J. Brower, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Rachel Upjohn Building Ann Arbor, MI USA, Mike Crawford, Department of Psychological Medicine Imperial College London Claybrook Centre Charing Cross Campus London UK
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17 - Complementary and alternative medicine for alcohol misuse
pp 340-350
- By Elizabeth A. R. Robinson, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Rachel Upjohn Building Ann Arbor, MI USA, Stephen Strobbe, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Rachel Upjohn Building Ann Arbor, MI USA, Kirk J. Brower, University of Michigan Addiction Research Center Rachel Upjohn Building Ann Arbor, MI USA
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18 - Empirically validated psychological therapies for drug dependence
pp 351-368
- By Tara M. Neavins, Division of Substance Abuse Yale University School of Medicine Addiction and Substance Abuse Programs New Haven, CT USA, Caroline J. Easton, Division of Substance Abuse Yale University School of Medicine New Haven, CT USA, Janet Brotchie, Lead Psychologist in Substance Misuse Central and North West London Mental Health NHS Trust London UK, Kathleen M. Carroll, Division of Substance Abuse Yale University School of Medicine New Haven, CT USA
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19 - Treatment of stimulant dependence
pp 369-380
- By Mehmet Sofuoglu, Department of Psychiatry Yale University Medical School VA Connecticut Healthcare System Department of Psychiatry West Haven, CT USA, Kostas Agath, Westminster Substance Misuse Services London UK, Thomas R. Kosten, Department of Psychiatry Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX USA
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20 - Treatment of opioid dependence
pp 381-401
- By Leslie L. Buckley, University Health Network Toronto, ON Canada, Nicholas Seivewright, Substance Misuse Service Fitzwilliam Centre Sheffield UK, Mark Parry, Bowman House Reading Berkshire UK, Abhijeetha Salvaji, Doncaster Drug Team Doncaster UK, Richard Schottenfeld, Yale University School of Medicine Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven, CT USA
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21 - Treatment of sedative-hypnotic dependence
pp 402-412
- By Karim Dar, Gatehouse Alcohol Clinic St. Bernard's Hospital Southall Middx UK, Manoj Kumar, Gatehouse Alcohol Clinic St. Bernard's Hospital Southall Middx UK
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22 - Treatment of cannabis dependence
pp 413-421
- By Brent A. Moore, Department of Psychiatry Yale University School of Medicine Connecticut Mental Health Center New Haven, CT USA, Henrietta Bowden-Jones, Substance Misuse Services Central North West London Mental Health NHS Trust London UK, Alan J. Budney, Department of Psychiatry University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Little Rock, AR USA, Ryan Vandrey, University of Vermont VT USA
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