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This comprehensive textbook covers common psychiatric conditions encountered in adults, children, adolescents and old people.This book provides...
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This comprehensive textbook covers common psychiatric conditions encountered in adults, children, adolescents and old people.This book provides...

This comprehensive textbook covers common psychiatric conditions encountered in adults, children, adolescents and old people.This book provides core information you need for undergraduate examination and future clinical practices.Theoretical knowledge on epidemiology, aetiology, and neurobiology of common psychiatric disorders.Incorporates DSM-5 criteria(adapted) for all the various conditions and presented in a way that is easily remembered.Incorporates information on the latest trends in biological and psychological treatments based on national guidelines (NICE (UK) & MOH Singapore Guidelines).OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) gridsSample MEQs (Modified Essay questions)Sample MCQs (Multiple Choice questions)Sample EMIS (Extended Matched Questions)High definition OSCE Videos on common OSCE scenarios and Challenging OSCE scenariosHigh Yield Revision lecture videos High Yield Revision Quiz (MCQs)The latest edition also enables students and trainee to schedule for LIVE OSCE sessions and come together to practice clinical stationsvia this app & Any-meeting application (for IPAD). This book was written for undergraduates and psychiatry residents in training, helping them to approach psychiatric posting, examination and future practice with confidence.Authors: Melvyn WB Zhang, Cyrus SH Ho & Roger CM HoThis project is supported by a research grant, C-177-000-027-511, offered by the Provost's Office, National University of Singapore.