Volume 36 · Number 11
NOVEMBER 2006
Occupational Psychiatry Has Evolved Over Time
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Occupational psychiatry is the amalgam of two fields of medicine: occupational medicine that studies workplace as an environment and identifies factors that influences it in a positive or negative manner, and psychiatry that deals with thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Anas Alkhatib, MD, is Chief Fellow, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN.
Address correspondence to: Anas Alkhatib, MD, 1601 23rd Avenue South, Third Floor, Nashville, TN 37212; [email protected].
To Love and to Work
Jan Fawcett, MD
Occupational and Organizational Psychiatry
Gagan Dhaliwal, MD
Organizational and Occupational Psychiatry: Overview and Examples
Jeffrey P. Kahn, MD
Employment and Disability Law: Implications for Occupational Psychiatry and Employee Assistance Programs
Gagan Dhaliwal, MD
Current Occupational Aspects of Army Psychiatry
Jonathan S. Dowben, MD
Psychiatric Disability Assessments
C. Donald Williams, MD, CGP
Workplace Violence: An Overview for Practicing Clinicians
Ronald Schouten, MD, JD
Impaired Physicians: Role of the Occupational Psychiatrist
Julia M. Reade, MD
