May02 ACLP Name Change Video
A video celebrating the Academy’s name change was broadcast at the American Psychiatric Association’s New York Annual Meeting in early […] Read More
Session recordings of APM 2017 are now available. Online access includes audio, video, and presentation slides for the entire meeting.
Registered APM 2017 attendees receive complimentary access to recorded content. Non-attendees may purchase access to content for a one-time fee of USD $200.
CLP 2018
November 13-17, 2018 – Orlando, FL
“Branding C-L Psychiatry: Defining the Breadth and Depth of Our Subspecialty”
Registration for CLP 2018 is now open. Register by August 31 to get the early-bird rate!
The Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry represents psychiatrists dedicated to the advancement of medical science, education, and health care for persons with comorbid psychiatric and general medical conditions.
Tune into ACLP’s podcast series, hosted by this year's President Rundell and Past President Boland as they address current issues facing the Academy and the profession.
A video celebrating the Academy’s name change was broadcast at the American Psychiatric Association’s New York Annual Meeting in early […] Read More
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Academy Joins Allied Organizations to Express “Deep Concern” Over HHS’ LGBTQ Strategy The Academy is among 32 national health care […] Read More
Background: Delirium commonly affects critically ill patients and is associated with high morbidity and mortality. Some previous studies have suggested that ramelteon may prevent delirium but ramelteon's impact on treating delirium is unknown.Objective: To compare outcomes of critically ill delirious patients treated with ramelteon versus those who were not.Methods: Retrospective cohort study of 322 intensive care unit patients stratified based on ramelteon exposure after a non-negative CAM-ICU score. Read More
Trainee Moral Distress in Capacity Consultations for End-of-Life Care
The dilemma of patients’ capacity to refuse medical care occurs frequently in inpatient settings and often involves a psychiatric consultation (1,2). Though end-of-life decisions are generally considered the realm of palliative care specialists and ethics committees, consultation psychiatrists may play a role in these complex situations as well (3). Resolving a clinical dilemma that clearly precipitates withdrawal of treatment and patient death, or which results in additional suffering over a patient's objections, may present a moral burden to the psychiatrist tasked with a consult for capacity to refuse treatment. Read More
We welcome and encourage professionals and trainees with an interest in consultation-liaison psychiatry to join us in becoming an active member of the ACLP and taking advantage of the opportunities afforded to members.
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