Grand Rounds

Annual Harold Jordan Lecture Series

AY

Name

Title

Link to Blog Post

AY19

Lloyda Williamson

Increasing the Number of Black Psychiatrists: A Call for Action to All Psychiatrists 

2/8/2019

AY20

Francis Lu

DSM-5 Outline for Cultural Formulation and the Cultural Formulation Interview: Tools for Culturally Competent Care

2/14/2020

AY21

Ruth Shim

Social (In)Justice and Mental Health        

2/5/2021

AY22

Robert M. Sellers, PhD

Racism from the Perspectives of an African American Man, Race Scholar, and Chief Diversity Officer

2/25/2022

AY23

Arie Nettles, PhD

Understanding Bias: A Necessary Component for Building Equity and Inclusion

6/9/2023

AY24

Dierdre Anglin

Infusing DEI in our Research Programs: An Example Studying the Social Patterning of Psychosis        

6/7/2024

AY25

Kimberly Gordon-Achebe

TBD     

2/28/2025

Psychiatry Grand Rounds | Daniel Claassen, MD

Psychiatry Grand Rounds March 27, 2020 Daniel Claassen, MD "Dopamine, the Reward Circuit, and Impulsive Behaviors in Parkinson Disease" CME credit for Psychiatry Grand Rounds is only available during the live feed time and for a brief time immediately following. The code for this week's session is displayed in the title of the Zoom and also below. The live feed for this event will be available March 27, 2020 beginning at 11:45am.   Note: The GRED Zoom window is near the bottom of this page  

GRED: March 11, 2020

This week's articles for discussion are: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Rogers on Friday March 13) "The Impact of Mental Health Services in a Pediatric Emergency Department" by Sharon M. Holder, PhD, MSc, MSW, Kenneth Rogers, MD, MSPH, MMM, Eunice Peterson, MD, Robbie Shoenleben, MA, LPC, and Dawn Blackhurst, DrPH

GRED: February 19, 2020

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Niznikiewicz on Friday February 21) "Real-time fMRI neurofeedback reduces auditory hallucinations and modulates resting state connectivity of involved brain regions: Part 2: Default mode network -preliminary evidence"

GRED: February 12, 2020

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Lu on Friday February 14)

GRED: January 22, 2020

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Granholm on Friday January 24) "Randomized Clinical Trial of Cognitive Behavioral Social Skills Training for Schizophrenia: Improvement in Functioning and Experiential Negative Symptoms"

GRED: February 5, 2020

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Petrakis on Friday February 7) "Co-Occurring Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Alcohol Use Disorder in U.S. Military and Veteran Populations" by Emily R. Dworkin, Hannah E. Bergman,Thomas O.Walton, Denise D.Walker, and Debra L. Kaysen

GRED: January 16, 2020

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Lavretsky on Friday January 17) "Psychobiological factors of resilience and depression in late life" by Kelsey T. Laird, Beatrix Krause, Cynthia Funes and Helen Lavretsky

GRED: December 11, 2019

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Wilhelm on Friday December 13) Most individuals with mental disorders do not receive any treatment at all, and those who do often have difficulty accessing high quality care.  Recent advances in technology might offer novel solutions to these challenges.   Dr. Wilhelm will discuss a number of technology-based solutions to our field’s challenges including internet and smartphone-based cognitive behavioral therapy.

GRED: November 6, 2019

This week's article for discussion is: (This is meant to precede the talk by Dr. Wess on Friday November 8) "The Prescription Opioid Addiction Treatment Study: What have we learned" by Roger D. Weiss, Vinod Rao   Questions for discussion:
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