Forensic psychiatry teaching is undergoing a period of significant evolution and expansion.
New didactic trends, specific pedagogical research and an increase in training needs in …

The current paper reviews a sample of forensic psychology postdoctoral training programs
in the United States during the 2016–2017 academic year. The authors conducted the initial …

The purpose of this pilot study was to determine topics of interest and preferred modalities of
training for police officers in their work with persons with mental illness. Police officers …

Conclusion Physicians currently in psychiatric training in the United States are required to
spend only 12.5% of their time in residency on rotations devoted exclusively to …

An online survey was developed and administered to estimate how often psychiatry
residents train at correctional facilities and to explore the residency directors' attitudes …

On most days in the United States, stories appear in the media related to American soldiers
who are deployed overseas. We know that the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan are like none …

The author contends that forensic psychiatry will thrive as a legitimate medical specialty in
the 21st century only if it helps to fulfill the crucial requirement of medical systems in the new …

This paper presents statistical and explanatory analyses of 637 forensic psychiatry cases in
a private practice setting during the past 12 years, highlighting the remarkable variety of …

The practice of forensic psychiatry can be exciting, rewarding, and fulfilling; however, there
are also a number of pitfalls that the practitioner may encounter. Scheduling conflicts may …

Methods A survey to analyze non-pathology forensic science training in forensic pathology
fellowships was constructed in three parts. The first part assessed the demographics of the …