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International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine
Editor Dana King, Associate Editor John R. Freedy
AIMS AND SCOPE
The goal of the International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine is to address the complex relationships among biological, psychological, social, religious and cultural systems in patient care. The aim of the journal is to provide a forum where researchers and clinicians in psychiatry and primary care from around the world can educate each other and advance knowledge concerning biological, psychological, and social theory, methods, and treatment as they apply to patient care.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- psychobiological, psychological, social, religious, and cultural modifiers of illness
- mental disorders seen and treated in outpatient practice
- doctor-patient interactions
- ethical issues in medicine
- biomedical etiologies of mental symptoms
- research from successful multi-disciplinary, collaborative models
- health services research.
The Journal will publish original research, review articles, innovative educational programs, editorials, and illustrative case reports.
For more information, instructions to authors, and links to recent and previous
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