ISSN 2472-3401
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015February 01, 2015 EDT
BITTER PILL: How Misreported Research Affects Public Perception of Psychiatry and What Can Be Done About It
BITTER PILL: How Misreported Research Affects Public Perception of Psychiatry and What Can Be Done About It
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015
- CHILDHOOD DYSREGULATION: Diagnostic Considerations and TreatmentSarah GuthRobert R. Althoff
- A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIST’S PRIMER ON MEDIA AND SOCIAL MEDIA ADVOCACYLara J. CoxJames TyllKristin Kroeger PtakowskiSteve Koh
- ADDRESSING THE AFTERMATH OF ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES IN YOUR PRACTICE: A Call to Implement the ACE ScoreJoshua StraitKevin GandhiBrett OstranderGinger CupitElisabeth Guenther
- INCREASING EDUCATION IN AN EFFORT TO PREVENT CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENTPaula Marie SmithMegan Smith
- BITTER PILL: How Misreported Research Affects Public Perception of Psychiatry and What Can Be Done About ItAlyssa Murphy
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Murphy A. BITTER PILL: How Misreported Research Affects Public Perception of Psychiatry and What Can Be Done About It. JAACAP Connect. 2015;2(1):25-28. doi:10.62414/001c.92668