Behavioral Emergencies, An Issue of Psychiatric Clinics of North America

<p>Psychiatric Clinics of North America</p> <p>Behavioral Emergencies </p> <p>Preface: Emergency Psychiatry: Ten Years Later </p> <p>Evaluation of Depression and Suicidal Patients in the Emergency Room </p> <p>Difficult Patients in the Emergency Department: Personality Disorders and Beyond</p> <p>A Modern-Day Fight Club? The Stabilization and Management of Acutely Agitated Patients in the Emergency Department</p> <p>Emergency Department Medical Clearance of Patients with Psychiatric or Behavioral Emergencies, Part 1</p> <p>Emergency Department Medical Clearance of Patients with Psychiatric or Behavioral Emergencies, Part 2: Special Psychiatric Populations and</p> <p>Considerations </p> <p>Behavioral Emergencies: Special Considerations in the Pregnant Patient </p> <p>Behavioral Emergencies: Special Considerations in the Geriatric Psychiatric Patient </p> <p>Special Considerations in the Pediatric Psychiatric Population</p> <p>Addictive Disorders in Adolescents</p> <p>Intensive Care and Its Discontents: Psychiatric Illness in the Critically Ill</p> <p>Drugs of Abuse</p> <p>Toxicologic Emergencies in Patients with Mental Illness: When Medications Are No Longer Your Friends</p> <p>The Changing Health Policy Environment and Behavioral Health Services Delivery</p> <p>Legal and Ethical Challenges, Part 1: General Population</p> <p>Legal and Ethical Challenges in Emergency Psychiatry, Part 2: Management of Inmates</p> <p>International Emergency Psychiatry Challenges: Disaster Medicine, War, Human Trafficking, Displaced Persons</p> <p>Violence in the Emergency Department: A Global Problem</p> <p>Highlight in Telepsychiatry and Behavioral Health Emergencies</p>