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Emergency Psychiatry - Journal of the American Association for Emergency Psychiatry

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Archived Issues: 1997-2002.

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A Case Study of a Crisis Intervention and Mobile Outreach Program Targeted To Indigent African Americans LJ Cornelius PhD
E Eiggins, MHS		 Vol. 8
pp 42-48
The Kids' Corner: A Safe Haven for Children and Adults Amidst Disaster L Chokroverty, MD
D Heath, MD
D Harwitz, MD		 Vol. 8
pp 49-55
A Case of Ketamine Psychosis S Kochhar, MD
E Volkman, MD
D Wald, DO		 Vol. 8
pp 56-58
A Case Report on Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate Withdrawal Syndrome MD Barnett, MD
D Griffin, BA		 Vol. 8
pp 59-61
Managing the Agitated Psychotic Patient: An Update P Forster, MD Vol. 8
pp 62-64
Guest Editor's Introduction to Quality and the PES: Perspectives on the Continual Improvement of Care I Dawe, MD Vol. 7 pp 4-5
Quality in Mental Health Care Part I: An Overview I Dawe, MD Vol. 7 pp 6-8
Quality in Emergency Psychiatry Part II: Specific Applications to Emergency Psychiatry I Dawe, MD Vol. 7 pp 8-20
Evaluation of Psychiatry Residents' Emergency Morning Round Experiences: A Continuous Quality Improvement Approach R Mitchel, BSC
C Coxon, MDS
Baxter, MD
I Dawe, MD
S Bhalerao, MD		 Vol. 7 pp 11-23
The Triage and Initial Assessment of Mental Health Patients in the Emergency Room J Upfold, MD Vol. 7 pp 14-27
Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds: University of Michigan Hospitals / Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Emergency Presentation of Ecstasy (MDMA) Abuse K Milner, MD Vol. 7 pp 18-20
Implementing Physician Peer Review in the Psychiatric Emergency Service: A Personal Perspective A Fishkind, MD Vol. 7 pp 21-23
Guest Editor's Introduction to Forensic Issue GW Currier, MD, MPH Vol. 7 pp 28
Managing a Forensic Diversion Program in the PES AD Schmetzer, MD
MJ Trent, ISW		 Vol. 7 pp 29-31
Restorative Policing: A Community Strengths Approach to Helping the Mentally Ill MD Kramer, LCSW
J Fay PsyD		 Vol. 7 pp 32-37
Mobile Crisis Intervention in a Canadian Inner City Environment I Dawe, MHSc, MD, FRCP(C) Vol. 7 pp 38-40
Teaching Trainees to Assess Agitated Patients J Brasch, MD; G Davies, RN Vol. 7 pp 41-42
San Francisco Mobile Crisis Treatment Team: Working With the San Francisco Police Department CA Kaufman, RN, CNS, MFT Vol. 7 pp 43-44
A Comparison of Psychiatric, Obstetrics-Gynecology, Medicine and Surgical Resident Physicians in Domestic Violence Identification L Barthauer, MD, MPA
GW. Currier, MD, MPH
E Begier, MD		 Vol. 7 pp 45-51
Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds: University of Michigan Hospitals / Washtenaw County Community Mental Health: The Assessment of Suicidal Ideation in a Psychotic Patient K Milner, MD
R Glick, MD
T Patel, MD		 Vol. 7 pp 52-54
Guest Editor's Introduction to Disaster Issues and the PES PL Forster, MD Vol. 7 pp 60
The September 11th, 2001 Disaster: Some Lessons Learned In Mental Health Preparedness H L McQuistion, MD
CL Katz, MD		 Vol. 7 pp 61-64
Mobile Crisis Teams Respond to the World Trade Center Disaster L Sacco, ACSW
C MacNaughton, CSW		 Vol. 7 pp 65-67
Pharmacotherapy of Acute Psychological Trauma JD Bremner, MD Vol. 7 pp 68-75
Traumatic Stress and Natural Disasters: Implications for Psychiatric Emergency Services PL Forster, MD
L H Wu, BA		 Vol. 7 pp 76-80
Medical Disorders Among Emergency Psychiatric Patients Visiting a Municipal Emergency Department J Francis, MA
ED Boudreaux, PhD		 Vol. 7 pp 81-83
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Introduction to AAEP’s Special Issue on Physical Restraint: Focus of Psychiatric Emergency Services GW Currier, MD, MPH
MH Allen, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 4-6
Reducing the Use of Seclusion and Restraint: Findings, Strategies, and Recommendations NASMHPD Vol. 6 pp 7-13
AMA Response to HCFA-3 01 8-1FC Medicare and Medicaid Hospital Conditions of Participation: Patients’ Rights (64 Federal Register 36070), July 2, 1999 E Ratcliffe Anderson, Jr, MD Vol. 6 pp 14-16
APA Response to HCFA-3 01 8-1FC Medicare and Medicaid Hospital Conditions of Participation: Patients’ Rights (64 Federal Register 36070), July 2, 1999 SM Mirin, MD Vol. 6 pp 17-19
Contemporary Practices in Managing Acutely Violent Patients in 20 Psychiatric Emergency Rooms RL Binder, MD
DE McNiel, PhD		 Vol. 6 pp 20-21
Risperidone Liquid Concentrate Versus Intramuscular Haloperidol for Control of Psychotic Agitation GW Currier, MD, MPH
GM Simpson, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 22-25
Depression in the Elderly: Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds; University of Michigan Hospitals / Washtenaw County Community Mental Health D Tanski, MD
K Milner, MD
RL Glick, MD
S Maixner, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 32-34
Critical Incident Stress Management: A Prime Role for Emergency Health Professionals E Boudreaux, PhD Vol. 6 pp 35
Bed Shortages and PES Stress in Canada JS Brash, MD Vol. 6 pp 36
Emergency Psychiatry and Disaster Response JI Ruzek, PhD
BH Young, LCSW
M Friedman, MD, PhD		 Vol. 6 pp 44-51
Developing a Mental Health Emergency Response Program: New York City’s Experience NL Cohen, MD
I Monserrate, ACSW		 Vol. 6 pp 52-54
Medical Clearance of Psychiatric Patients without Medical Complaints in the Emergency Department CS Korn, RN
GW Currier, MD, MPH
SO Henderson, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 55-58
Suicide Assessment When Patient Is In Police Custody: Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds; University of Michigan Hospitals / Washtenaw County Community Mental Health E Feibusch, MD
J. Bennett, MSW
C McClane, MD
RL Glick, MD
K Milner, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 59-61
Medical Issues in Emergency Psychiatry: Diabetes Mellitus AJ Trenton
GW Currier, MD, MPH		 Vol. 6 pp 62-66
From the Emergency Department to the Prison System: A Personal Account E Roskes, MD Vol. 6 pp 66-68
Psychology Perspective: Paradigm Shifting E Boudreaux, PhD Vol. 6 pp 68-69
Social Work Perspective: The Sterile Field in Psychiatry JS Richmond, LICSW, BC Vol. 6 pp 70-71
Innovations in the Teaching of Emergency Psychiatry J Lofchy, MD, FRCPC Vol. 6 pp 76-78
Brief Summary of Residency Review Committee’s New Requirements Effective January 1, 2001 C Bernstein, MD
M H Allen, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 79-80
Training Objectives for Psychiatric Residents in the PES AAEP Education Committee Vol. 6 pp 80-82
PES from a Resident’s Point of View L Hirshbein, MD, PhD Vol. 6 pp 83-84
Teaching Decision Making in Emergency Psychiatry J Brasch, MD
J Ferencz, MD, PhD		 Vol. 6 pp 87-94
Educating Professionals: The Scientist-Practitioner Model and its Relevance to Emergency Psychiatry E Boudreaux, PhD Vol. 6 pp 94-95
Medicare Coding in the Psychiatric Emergency Service - Part One of Two HG Muhlbauer, MD Vol. 6 pp 96-97
A View of Emergency Psychiatry in Japan S Kannas, MD Vol. 6 pp 97
Psychological and Psychodynamic Approaches in the PES J Berlin, MD Vol. 6 pp 108-110
Unconscious Communication in the Emergency Room R Langs, MD Vol. 6 pp 111-112
Psychodynamic Approaches to the Person with Psychosis in the Emergency Situation J E Gudeman, MD Vol. 6 pp 113-116
Crisis, Stress and the Bipolar Patient RC Rosenberg, MD Vol. 6 pp 117-118
Borderline Personality Disorders in the Emergency Room: Current Perspectives G Adler, MD Vol. 6 pp 119-122
From the Emergency Room to the Outpatient Department: Rapid Access in an Urban Medical Center G Arniella, CSW
J Petit, MD		 Vol. 6 pp 123-126
Janssen Award – American Association for Emergency Psychiatry BJ Fauman, MD Vol. 6 pp 127-130
Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Earl K. Long Medical Center: Self-Inflicted Dog Bites as a Method of Drug Seeking Behavior D Godbee, MD
JL Thomas, MA
PJ Brantley, PhD		 Vol. 6 pp 131-134
Overview of Emergency Medicine Professional Organizations S Schneider, MD Vol. 6 pp 135-136
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A Case of Anxiety in the Setting of Recent Myocardial Infarction; Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds: University of Michigan Hospitals / Washtenaw County Community Mental Health K Milner, MD
RL Glick, MD		 Vol. 5 pp 4
A Prospective Study of Anxiety and Acute Asthma among Adults Presenting to the Emergency Department E Boudreaux, PhD
A Adhvaryu, MD
T Girard, MD
E Rowley, MD
S Watson, MD
S Clark, MPH
C A Camargo, Jr, MD, DrPH		 Vol. 5 pp 7
Malingering Patients in the Psychiatric Emergency Room C Carvalho, MD
M Devi, MD		 Vol. 5 pp 13
Managed Care and the PES Involuntary Outpatient Commitment: Will it Stop the Revolving Door? PL Forster, MD
D Roberts, BA		 Vol. 5 pp 21
Philadelphia Reorganizes Emergency Mental Health S Cousy, RN, MSN Vol. 5 pp 26
A Decade of Research in a Psychiatric Emergency Service RE Breslow, MD Vol. 5 pp 32-34
Autoimmunity, Steroids and Mood: An Unusual Presentation of Depressed Mood with Suicidal Ideation; Emergency Psychiatry Grand Rounds; University of Michigan Hospitals / Washtenaw County Community Mental Health K Milner, MD
M Aziz
RL Glick, MD		 Vol. 5 pp 35-38
Roles & Responsibilities of the Senior Resident N Wieman, MD
J Brasch, MD		 Vol. 5 pp 39-40
American Association for Emergency Psychiatry Survey 1: Psychiatric Emergency Service Structure and Function GW Currier, MD, MPH
MH Allen, MD		 Vol. 5 pp 41-44
Do Aspects of Standard Emergency Care Have Potentially Traumatic Sequelae? AT Meyerson, MD
B Delaney, MD
J Herber, PhD
T Miskimen, MD
H Eckholdt, PhD; E Tabor, MD
J D Herbert, PhD		 Vol. 5 pp 44-48
Managed Care and the PES: Tennessee Managed Care Effort Raises Questions About For-Profit HMOs PL Forster, MD
D Roberts, BA		 Vol. 5 pp 47-49
Managed Care Update: New York Passes Outpatient Commitment Law P Forster, MD
D Roberts, BA		 Vol. 5 pp 49
Educating Emergency Department Staff About Mental Health Issues and Treatment E Boudreaux, MD Vol. 5 pp 50-51
Picking Up the Pieces-Fragmentation of Care and the Role of the Psychiatric ED J Richmond, LICSW, MSW Vol. 5 pp 52-52
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Characterizing Auditory Hallucinations: An Aid in the Differential Diagnosis of Malingering JA. Holland, MD
KC. Riley, PhD		 Vol. 4 pp 3-5
The VNS Consultation & Treatment Service: Home-based Crisis Intervention For The Medically Ill N Pessin, PhD
DC. Lindy, MD
L Schwartz, MPH		 Vol. 4 pp 5-8
Clinical Decision Making in the Assessment of Violent Patients in an Emergency Room Setting J Richmond, MSW Vol. 4 pp 8-10
Detection of Substance Abuse in the Psychiatric Emergency Service M Serper, MD Vol. 4 pp 11-12
To the Rescue - Rescue Fantasies in a Mobile Crisis Service MJ Cosgrove, MD Vol. 4 pp 20
Suicide Risk Assessment: A New Approach and a New Assessment Tool J Kluck, MD Vol. 4 pp 24-28
Teaching Trainees in a Turbulent Setting; A Practical Guide H Muhlbauer, MD Vol. 4 pp 28-30
COAST Program T McGurk, RN, BSN
J Pawlick, RN, BSN		 Vol. 4 pp 31-32
Risk Factors for Tuberculosis in the Psychiatric Emergency Department M Sanchez, BA
T Nicholls, BA
G Currier, MD, MPH		 Vol. 4 pp 33-34
Patterns of Drug Use and Their Relationship to Entitlements in a Psychiatric Emergency Service Population RC Rosenberg, MD
M Schwarz, MD
P Ying, MD
C Bernstein, MD		 Vol.4 pp 49-50
Rapid Screening for Cognitive Disorders ML Copersino, MA
MR. Serper, PhD
MH. Allen, MD		 Vol.4 pp 51-53
The Vicissitudes of Emergency Psychiatry: A Service System’s Perspective R Mendoza, MD Vol. 4 pp 54-58
Managed Care and the PES Comprehensive Crisis Triage Centers: Do the Ends Justify the Means P Forster
D Roberts, BA		 Vol. 4 pp 59-60
Which Hat Today? The Roles Of Emergency Mental Health Professionals E Boudreaux, PhD Vol. 4 pp 69-70
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Impact of Holding Beds on Utilization of Psychiatric Inpatient Services AM Dassori, MD
M Jeffreys, MD
JA Neff, MD
J Tekell, MD		 Vol. 3 pp 49-51
Level System for Psychiatric Care RP Rae, MD Vol. 3 pp 49-53
Mobile Crisis in San Francisco MJ Cosgrove Vol. 3 pp 54
Crisis Triage Center in Tacoma Washington, Challenges and Successes C Larson, ARNP Vol. 3 pp 55-57
Emergency Psychiatry Review: Definite Treatment in the Psychiatric Emergency Service MH Allen, MD Vol. 3 pp 58-59
Hospital Policy: Standard Orders to Inpatients P Forster, MD Vol. 3 pp 60-61
AAEP Interviews Ray Novaco P Forster, MD Vol. 3 pp 62-64
Detection and Management of Eating Disorders in the Emergency Setting MC Gray, MD
J Witter, MD
PS Mehler		 Vol. 3 pp 73-76
The Use of Standardized Patients in the Teaching of Emergency Psychiatry J Lofchy, MD Vol. 3 pp 78-79
A Personalized History of Emergency Psychiatry GM Barton, MD Vol. 3 pp 80-83
Integrating Substance Abuse Treatments in the PES- Some Western Programs R Shaner, MD Vol. 3 pp 83-84
The Case of Marghertia: A Psychiatric Emergency in Milan P Forster, MD Vol. 3 pp 85-86
Managed Care and Crisis Services: New Initiatives E Wiggins, MHS
SM Lipford, LCSW-CN		 Vol. 3 pp 86