The Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry

@rcpsychForensic

The Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry at The Royal College of Psychiatry ().

Joined February 2019

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    Faculty Chair Prof Pamela Taylor closing the conference by thanking for putting together the programme. If anyone has ideas for contributions, please let him know sooner rather than later. And we will see you in Liverpool next year!

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  2. Mar 26

    Until today, 99% convinced that we need more services for alcohol use disorders in older people.After seeing a patient today and carrying out a lengthy assessment that combined my addictions & old age psychiatry skills, it’s gone up to 100%. Change is long overdue.

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  4. Mar 20

    Looking forward to the seeing the base rate of for untested from the knowledgeable who I had the pleasure of hearing speak at the annual conference 2019

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  5. Mar 19

    A great evening careers fair with a huge interest in psychiatry and forensic psychiatry

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  6. Mar 19

    Also provide a trauma-informed crisis house in every town. That would make such a HUGE difference. Chapter forthcoming, see also

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  7. Submit away! Let's make sure mental health is high on the agenda

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  8. Personality disorder was a recurrent theme of this year's faculty conference. What does Twitter believe needs to be done to improve understanding and the care of this group?

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  9. The Faculty will certainly be responding to this guidance. What do members or followers think about the CPS's guidance, and what the Faculty should be saying in our response? Link to the consultation's terms of reference and more info:

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  10. Mar 9

    Thanks and goodbye , you've been a wonderful host city for I greatly enjoyed putting the programme together and look forward to seeing as many of you as can come at at the ACC Liverpool

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  11. Mar 9

    Great conference in Vienna. V grateful to for organising & inviting me to speak. Good to physically meet some erstwhile Twitter friends

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  12. In Austria is a system of tiered responsibility: full resp when you go to prison; partial resp where the mental disorder impacts resp, and complete irresponsibility (equ to diminshed resp in UK) where judge wd consider if there's an illness-related disorder

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  13. In Austria they don't have a system of fitness to plead and it is not necessary to enter a plea, is told. There are many legal differences between the 2 countries, although the pathway an individual goes through is not necessarily so different.

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  14. In many ways he would be treated similarly, hears - he would probably have been sent to a high secure unit for around 10 years, though he would not have been on conditional discharge for as long.

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  15. Later lived with his brother, who died of a terminal illness - living in the community he suffered fear of abandonment. He drinks alcohol excessively, doesn't take his drugs, and at 70 is on conditional discharge. asks how wd he be treated in Austria?

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  16. Case study is man who killed his grandfather, diagnosed as schizophrenic, found guilty of manslaughter by diminished resp, and went to Broadmoor. He stayed in high secure unit for 9 yrs.

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  17. We're wrapping up at - thanks for sticking with us (though don't leave yet! Still one more session to follow here on Twitter)

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  18. Last session of is looking at the differences or otherwise between forensic psychiatry in UK and Austria - proving a case study to bring this to life

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  20. Mar 7

    Feeling very similar Derek, reading through some of the applications today. What a bright future there is for psychiatry and the people we help with such fabulous students who are so passionate about . Agreed ?

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