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An introduction to psychiatry E C Johnstone and S M Lawrie 2. Functional neuroanatomy J D Steele 3. Neuropharmacology G Arbuthnott and M Garcia-Mu oz 4. Neuroimaging J D Steele, S M Lawrie 5. Basic Psychology J Hall and M E Stewart 6. Social and Transcultural Aspects of Psychiatry B J Baig 7. Neuropsychology J Hall, R E O'Carroll and C D Frith 8. Genetics in relation to psychiatry D H R Blackwood, W J Muir 9. Research methods, statistics and evidence-based practice A M McIntosh, M Sharpe, S M Lawrie 10. Clinical Assessment: Interviewing and Examination D Cunningham Owens, P J McKenna and R Davenport 11. Clinical Psychopharmacology D Cunningham Owens 12. Psychological Therapies T Murphy, J Patrick and S P Llewelyn 13. Organic disorders A J Carson, A Zeman, T Brown 14. Misuse of, and dependence on, alcohol and other drugs M Bruce, J Chick 15. Schizophrenia and related disorders S M Lawrie, J Hall, E C Johnstone 16. Mood Disorder A M McIntosh, J Sussmann, G M Goodwin 17. Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders M Sharpe, D Baldwin, J Walker 18. Eating Disorders J Baggott, B Palmer 19. Personality disorders R Darjee, K M Davidson 20. Learning disability W J Muir and A G McKechanie 21. Psychiatric disorders in childhood and adolescence P Hoare, A Stanfield 22. Old-age psychiatry N H Anderson, K Woodburn 23. Suicide and self-harm J Cavanagh, R S Smyth 24. Psychiatry in general medical settings M Sharpe, J Walker 25. The relationship between crime and psychiatry L D G Thomson, L Robinson 26. Legal and ethical aspects of psychiatry S Potts, J H M Crichton, R S Smyth 27. Perinatal psychiatry R Steel, R Cantwell Appendix 1: Mental health legislation and definitions L D G Thomson Index
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