psychiatry

Converse of object

• include: Students work in a variety of areas, including psychiatry.
• do: He started working in the University Department there and was asked to do forensic psychiatry for 6 months.

Adjective modifier

• forensic: Here he offers his view of the value of psychoanalysis to clinical practice in forensic psychiatry.
• adolescent: My training in child and adolescent psychiatry proved no less confusing, however.
• perinatal: Every health authority should identify a consultant with a special interest in perinatal psychiatry.
• acute: Prior to her university post, she worked as a social worker in acute psychiatry in Hampshire.
• biological: Real science takes on the myths of biological psychiatry.
• general: He is the joint editor of a major British textbook on general adult psychiatry which was published in 1998.

Modifies a noun

• department: The murder trail leads to the college psychiatry department 's experiments.
• teaching: We then reviewed our child psychiatry teaching in the light of this.
• service: Every health authority in the UK has an old age psychiatry service.
• post: Consultants in established liaison psychiatry posts have often experienced problems identical to those which you may be facing.
• today: As with so much in psychiatry today the jury's still out on that one.
• team: Clinicians in other specialties should have ready access to the expertise of a liaison psychiatry team.

Noun used with modifier

• liaison: Indeed, no liaison psychiatry consultant should be expected to provide a service without junior medical staff.
• inpatient: What do we know about medication errors in inpatient psychiatry?
• adult: He is the joint editor of a major British textbook on general adult psychiatry which was published in 1998.
• age: Why do patients fall on old age psychiatry wards?
• child: For some, their journey had started in child psychiatry.
• community: She has previously worked in teaching, in primary care mental health research and in community psychiatry.