Psychiatry Lecture: Schizophrenia

A presentation on ‘Schizophrenia’ that systematically gives an overview of the following:
• Introduction (1:02)
• Clinical features (2:04)
• Schizophrenia in ICD-10 (6:05) and DSM-5 (10:16)
• ARMS (At-Risk Mental State) (11:20)
• Epidemiology (13:17)
• Aetiology (14:02)
• Assessment / Management (23:15)
• Prognosis (44:36)
The presentation finishes with a set of 5 self-assessment MCQs. (48:50)
This video has been prepared by:
Dr. S. Rajagopal MBBS, DPM (Ireland), MRCPsych (UK), CCST (UK)
Consultant Psychiatrist
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA
Disclaimer
This video is provided for educational / informational purposes only.
This is not a substitute for professional medical consultation.
Psychiatry, like other medical specialities, is a constantly evolving field.
I cannot give any guarantee that the information in this video is accurate or up to date.
I assume no responsibility for any omissions or errors.
More details about Dr. Rajagopal can be found at psychiatristinchennai.blogspot...

[@mohanapriyaelngovan5899]

Thank you very much Dr. Rajagopal....that was very informatics and easy to understand.

[@BALAKRISHNAN-up4sp]

Thank you sir for elucidating the intricacies of the disorder very well for the benefit of a novice.

[@baskarandr]

Excellent sir!!!!!

[@syrono]

This is very helpful, thank you very much sir

[@richard-df6pr]

nice presentation, are you doing other lectures

[@drashokn]

nice presentation,very useful

[@riekoromtum6499]

very good sir, and helpful to student of psychiatry.

[@medomedo-bq7if]

Thanks sir, very great work ... please I want such a handout for your lectures ... my greetings.

[@vinayagamoorthyuthistan5256]

great presentations

[@mohd7esam320]

extremely helpfule thank u sir .but please I want such a handout for your lectures

[@cynthiajayaseelan3875]

Very useful....thank you so much sir

[@asnakefantu4302]

thanks dr for your wonderful and clear lecture

[@estherbriggs5675]

very useful. thank you very much.

[@shripujasiddamsetty]

Your lectures are perfect n excellent. God bless u sir for making a difference.

[@sebastian_thiel]

Thank you very much! I have this illness, very informative!

[@marvintravista8776]

Excellent Lecture have really understood Schizophrenia and High Expressed Emotions 🥰✅🤝👍☑

[@marvintravista8776]

Excellent Lecture have really understood Schizophrenia and High Expressed Emotions 🥰✅🤝👍☑

[@dushyantchhatbar9853]

good review

[@malangjan9]

Nice

[@shrutijoshi553]

It's really very useful

[@mrsrkentertainment3432]

Thanku . sir . nice . information

[@davidsarkar6108]

Can we get pdf of these lectures....

[@khaizranraza4398]

Thank you sir

[@drkrishna8202]

i like please can u upload more topics

[@ramyakakarlamudi6856]

Sir, pl do vedios on personality disorder

[@jakubszudrawski1324]

it doesn’t make any sense that one can diagnose a subtype of schizophrenia after 1 month of symptoms using ICD yet DSM requires at least 6 months of symptoms. Am I misunderstanding something?

[@xDomglmao]

subtypes aren't existing anymore

[@washacked3]

whats more ligit psychology or psychiatry

[@evesorichevelyn9236]

Psychology or psychologist are not clinical physicians meaning they can give treatment but not allow to prescribe medication...while psychiatrist are clinical physicians that can give treatment and prescribe medications

[@soda_socrates]

A psychiatrist is trained in the medical approach (chemistry for the betterment of human life), whereas a psychologist is trained in the psychological/social/cognitive (thought pattern) process. Only Clinical Psychologists and Psychiatrists are usually licensed to diagnose mental illness. This era of healthcare no longer encourages the "which is better" war between psychology and psychiatry; both are equally necessary, and the patients can have better outcomes if both coordinate and work together. Psychiatrists address the acute symptoms, and psychologists help you to make long-term changes in your life.

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