Objective As researchers make progress in understanding genetic aspects of mental illness
and its treatment, psychiatrists will increasingly need to understand and interpret genetic …

Residency training programs face a daunting task in attempting to provide a comprehensive
foundation in the knowledge and principles of a chosen field, while at the same time …

Objective The authors ascertained the amount of training in psychiatric genomics that is
provided in North American psychiatric residency programs. Methods A sample of 217 chief …

Objective: Knowledge about the genetic basis of psychiatric illness is growing rapidly, and
psychiatrists may be called upon to incorporate this information into clinical practice. The …

ABSTRACT The International Society of Psychiatric Genetics (ISPG) created a Residency
Education Committee with the purpose of identifying key genetic knowledge that should be …

Purpose: This study is the first survey of a random national sample of US psychiatrists to
assess attitudes, knowledge, and clinical experience regarding genetics. We hypothesized …

Our expanding knowledge of how variation in the humangenomecontributestocomplexdiseas…
many recent advances in medicine. In oncology, understanding the genetic basis of cancer …

Thomas Lehner, Ph. D., M. Ph. Thomas Insel, MD e frequently teach what we learned as
residents. This ensures the transmission of information from one generation to the next …

While psychiatrists may commonly discuss family history in clinical practice, there has been
little systematic research documenting the role and effectiveness of genetic counseling for …

The present qualitative study examined the personal accounts, elicited via semi-structured
interview, of nine United States military veterans with serious mental illness to describe their …