| Department of Psychiatry |
ADDICTION PSYCHIATRY (PGY-III)
S. Dinwiddie, M.D.
Lecture 1: Overview of Addiction: Assessment, Comorbidity, and Epidemiology
Lecture 2: Neurobiology of Addiction
Lecture 3: Alcohol and depressants
Lecture 4: Opioids and injecting drug use
Lecture 5: Other Drugs: Arylcyclohexylamines, hallucinogens, and inhalants
Lecture 6: Stimulants and club drugs
Lecture 7: Tobacco and cannabis.
Lecture 8: Psychosocial Treatment Approaches.
Objectives:
By the end of this lecture series, the resident should be familiar with:
- Basic epidemiology, genetics, and neurobiology of addiction
- Clinical characteristics of dependence on specific drugs
- Basic pharmacological and behavioral approaches to the treatment of psychoactive substance use disorders.
Course Goals and Objectives
PGY-1
Medicine MacNeal
PGY-1
Neurology MacNeal
PGY-1
Pediatric Medicine (optional)
PGY-1
Pediatric Neurology (optional)
PGY-1
Inpatient Psychiatry
PGY-1
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
ER
PGY-2
Inpatient Psychiatry
PGY-2
Inpatient Psychiatry MacNeal
PGY-2
Geriatric Psychiatry MacNeal
PGY-1
& 3 Chemical Dependency MacNeal
C/L
Clinics:
General
Adult
Anxiety Disorders
Geriatric
Memory
Mood
Disorders
CCC
(Schizophenia)
SCRS
Personality Disorders
Psychotherapy
Forensic
Psychiatry
