04 Nov 2019 Dr. Joanna Moncrieff: What do psychiatric drugs really do and how can we use them rationally?
Dr. Joanna Moncrieff MD gave this presentation on October 5th, 2019 in Vancouver, BC at the “Bringing Best Evidence to Clinicians” medical education conference marking the 25th anniversary of the UBC Therapeutics Initiative. Dr. Moncrieff is a Senior Academic and Practicing Psychiatrist at the Mental Health Unit, University College of London; she is the author of “Myth of the Chemical Cure” and “The Bitterest Pills“; and Founder of the Critical Psychiatry Network.
We are making the video recording of Dr. Moncrieff’s presentation “What do psychiatric drugs really do and how can we use them rationally?” available to the public. You can view it by clicking on this LINK.
We are considering making other similar presentations publicly available using this medium. Please leave a comment below if you would like to provide any feedback, questions, comments or suggestions.
Aron Nenninger
Posted at 13:49h, 06 NovemberGreat presentation, great video and recording work. Love the side by side presenter and slides. Several other groups have posted presentations by Dr Moncrieff on YouTube, and this was the best produced, as well as very clearly presented. I was disappointed to miss the conference this year, and thrilled to be able to experience a little of it with this format. Also a potentially great way to share important ideas with colleagues. Thanks!!
Alan Cassels @ TI
Posted at 11:02h, 18 NovemberAron,
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic feedback. We are planning to do more of these kinds of webinars in the future, including one next week on Topical Analgesics. You can read about it here: https://www.ti.ubc.ca/2019/11/01/nov-26-webinar-analgesics/
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cheers,
Alan Cassels
Communications Director,
Therapeutics Initiative
Peter Wong
Posted at 17:58h, 06 NovemberIt would be great if we also get CE credits for watching your pre recorded webinars. you can also have a questionnaire at the end of each webinar for the viewer before granting the CE credit.
Alan Cassels @ TI
Posted at 10:59h, 18 NovemberPeter, thanks for the feedback. We hope to provide more of these kinds of webinars in the future and will consider your suggestions about CE accreditation. If you haven’t done so, please subscribe to our email notifications to learn of future posted material.
cheers,
Alan Cassels
Communications Director,
Therapeutics Initiative
Craig Nghiêm MD
Posted at 08:17h, 16 NovemberA great presentation. I learned so much. Would be ecstatic to see more informative webinars with such great production value. I tell everyone I know, especially the general public about The Therapeutics Initiative. CE would be an added plus.
Alan Cassels @ TI
Posted at 10:55h, 18 NovemberCraig, Thank you for the kind comments. We are hoping to post more of this kind of webinar material in the future.
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cheers,
Alan Cassels
Communications Director,
Therapeutics Initiative