The debate over whether transgender individuals should be allowed to use the public
restrooms (including locker rooms and changing rooms) that correspond to their currently …

The relationships between gender and malingering have received little attention in the
literature. Our study examined data from 1,748 patients committed as incompetent to stand trial …

Approximately 10% of psychiatric inpatients refuse antipsychotic medications at some point
during their hospitalization. 1–4 These situations are often difficult for treating psychiatrists, …

Neuroimaging and other neurobiological evidences are increasingly introduced in criminal
litigation, especially when a neuropsychiatric disorder is suspected. Evaluations of criminal …

Historically, individuals with mental illness have had more limited rights to refuse treatment
than those without mental illness. is was primarily the case for patients committed to …

The practice of psychosomatic medicine is grounded in science, knowledge, and the standards
of ethics of the profession, and occurs in the context of applicable laws and regulations. …

Psychiatrists may be asked to complete a variety of third-party evaluations in their work,
whether as a treating psychiatrist or an independent medical examiner. The presence of a third …

Bizarre delusions (BizD) are not specific to schizophrenia (SZ) and can be found in other
psychotic disorders. However, to date, there are no studies investigating socio-demographic …

In August 1912 the first public toilet facilities for women were opened in Meanjin (Brisbane).
What could have been considered a victory for the women of Brisbane was complicated by …

The interface of religion, spirituality, and psychiatric practice has long been of interest to the
ethical psychiatrist. Some prominent early psychotherapists had a strained relationship with …