MOUNT SINAI EXPERT GUIDES: PSYCHIATRY

• Part 1: INTRODUCTION
1 DSM -5, 3
2 Research Domain Criteria (RDoC), 9
3 Functional Neuroanatomy, 12
4 Translational Neuroscience in Clinical Psychiatry, 18
5 Neuropsychological Assessment and Psychological Tests, 24
6 Clinical Use of Laboratory Tests, Brain Imaging, and Biomarkers, 28
7 Neuromodulation Treatments, 40
8 General Principles of Psychotherapy, 44
9 Clinical Documentation: What to Include in the Psychiatric Record, 52
• Part 2: ADULT DISORDERS
10 Depressive Disorders, 59
11 Bipolar Disorders, 74
12 Anxiety Disorders, 88
13 Trauma - and Stressor -Related Disorders, 103
14 Obsessive -Compulsive and Related Disorders, 113
15 Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders, 125
16 Substance Use and Addictive Disorders, 138
17 Personality Disorders: Assessment and Treatment, 152
18 Psychiatric Presentations of Primary Medical Illness, 161
19 Neuropsychiatric Illnesses, 167
20 Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders, Including Illness Anxiety, Factitious, Malingering, and Conversion Disorders, 176
21 Sexual Dysfunctions, Gender Dysphoria, and Paraphilic Disorders, 185
22 Eating Disorders, 198
23 Sleep -Wake Disorders, 207
• Part 3: CHILD/ADOLESCENT DISORDERS
24 Assessment of Child Development, 219
25 Autism Spectrum Disorder, 225
26 Intellectual Developmental Disorders in Children and into Adulthood, 233
27 Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders, 242
28 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, 251
29 Child and Adolescent Disruptive, Impulse Control, and Conduct Disorders, 262
30 Mood Disorders in Childhood and Adolescence, 269
31 Tics and Other Motor Disorders, 281
• Part 4: GERIATRIC DISORDERS
32 Dementia and Other Neurocognitive Disorders, 291
33 Delirium, 305
34 Late -Life Depression, 312
35 Late -Life Psychosis, 322
• Part 5: SPECIAL TOPICS
36 Approach to the Violent, Aggressive, and Agitated Patient, 333
37 Approach to the Suicidal Patient, 338
38 Approach to the Non -Adherent Patient, 343
39 Psychiatric Ethics, 346
40 Psychiatric Illness during Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period, 350
41 Resilience, 356
42 Emergency Psychiatry, 362
43 Forensic Psychiatry, 368
44 Global and Disaster Psychiatry, 373
45 Symptomatology and Psychopharmacology Across Cultures, 378
46 Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Psychiatry, 383
47 Models for Delivery of Care, 388

The Mount Sinai Expert Guides, published by Wiley and endorsed by Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, provide rapid access, point-of-care clinical information on the most common diseases in a range of different therapeutic areas. Each title focuses on a different speciality and emphasis throughout is on providing rapid-access, clear clinical guidance to aid physicians with point-of-care management of their patients.

Each title is edited by a renowned specialist from Mount Sinai, normally the Chair of the department, who is responsible for recruiting key faculty members to author the chapters. A chapter template has been developed to which each chapter author must adhere, so as to ensure complete consistency across all the chapters in each book and also across every book in the series. Accompanying each book is a companion website containing accessory materials such as case studies, video clips, MCQs, patient advice and PQRI/ICD codes.

Mount Sinai Expert Guides: Psychiatry will provide specialist trainees and recently qualified specialists in psychiatry with an extremely clinical, affordable and accessible handbook covering the specialty. It will be used as both a point-of-care resource in the hospital and clinical setting, and also as a refresher guide during preparation for board exams and re-certification.

Focused on providing 100% clinical guidance on the most common conditions that psychologists encounter, it will present the very best in expert information in an attractive, easy to navigate informative and well-structured manner, with features such as key points, potential pitfalls, management algorithms, and national/international guidelines on treatment.