Author(s): Lena Palaniyappan (Author), Rajeev Krishnadas
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication Date: 28 Feb. 2010
Language: English
Print length: 254 pages
ISBN-10: 0199552126
ISBN-13: 9780199552122
Book Description
Following the launch of the new syllabus and new MRCPsych exam by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, this book contains more than 450 multiple choice questions to help psychiatry trainees to prepare for Paper 2 of the MRCPsych exam. Supporting these MCQs are detailed explanatory answers and revision notes, referenced to the key textbooks used by trainees. The book’s content is closely matched to the MRCPsych syllabus.
Editorial Reviews
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I am delighted to review this question book which I strongly recommend to any trainee who is preparing for success in the part 2 Membership examination ― British Journal of Hospital Medicine
Book Description
Helps psychiatry trainees prepare for the MRCPsych exam!
About the Author
Lena Palaniyappan is an academic clinical fellow at the Division of Psychiatry, Newcastle University. He is a gold medallist in undergraduate psychiatry. He was awarded the coveted Laughlin Prize for outstanding performance in MRCPsych (Autumn 2007). He has been closely involved with the MRCPsych exams and has co-authored a book for the old format exam in 2004. He has contributed to various revision courses and online courses for the MRCPsych exam practice. He has conducted regular workshops for candidates taking MRCPsych exam at various places including Nottingham, Derby and Newcastle. He is a co-organiser of the reputed SPMM revision course for MRCPsych. His main academic interest is in exploring the neurobiology of psychiatric disorders using neuroimaging techniques. He is involved in a research programme at the Division of Psychiatry at Newcastle University.
Rajeev Krishnadas is a Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Specialist trainee in Psychiatry. He has a background in general adult psychiatry with special interest in neurobiological underpinnings of mood disorder. He completed his basic training in psychiatry from the University of Bombay, India (MD, Dip NB) and Newcastle, UK (MRCPsych). His main clinical and research interests include neurocognition, neuroimmunology and neuroimaging of mood in medically ill patients.
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