What Is State of Psychiatry Today? And More From APA ’s 2018 Annual Meeting Day Two

Day two of APA ’s Annual Meeting included a reflection on the state of psychiatry by APA President Anita Everett, M.D.; a pledge by incoming APA President Altha Stewart, M.D., to see APA take a leading role on issues of diversity and inclusion; and a discussion of the role clinicians, researchers, and members of the public have in makingDSM a “living document.”From now through May 9,Psychiatric News will deliver an evening digest of some of the day ’s highlights. Whether you are here in New York or at home, these reports will convey the excitement and outstanding scientific program being presented at this year’s meeting.Everett Sums Up State of Psychiatry in America and Where the Profession Is HeadedPsychiatry is strong and growing and in demand, said APA President Anita Everett, M.D., at the Opening Session of APA ’s 2018 Annual Meeting. During the speech, she outlined the efforts of three work groups she appointed around her priority interests: physician well-being and burnout, innovation and technology, and smart prescribing.Read More>Stewart to Focus on APA ’s Being a Leader on Issues of Diversity and InclusionAt the Opening Session, incoming APA President Altha Stewart, M.D., pledged to devote her presidential year to expanding APA ’s global reach, its mentorship of young trainees and early career psychiatrists, and its involvement in contemporary social issues. Read More>Experts Discuss Steps Being Made to EnsureDSM Is Living DocumentAPA has i...
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