TNT Handbook of Primary Care Psychiatry

Most behavioral health care is delivered in primary care settings, yet many clinicians lack access to practical psychiatric resources at the point of care. The TNT Handbook of Primary Care Psychiatry: A High-Yield Companion to Primary Care Psychiatry, Third Edition, provides concise, evidence-based guidance to help busy clinicians confidently recognize, diagnose, and manage behavioral health conditions. Developed by Drs. Jeremy DeMartini, Robert M. McCarron, Jane P. Gagliardi, and Glen L. Xiong, faculty leaders of the UC Irvine School of Medicine Train New Trainers (TNT) in Primary Care Psychiatry fellowship, a nationally recognized program dedicated to expanding psychiatric expertise in primary care, this full-color handbook features spiral binding and a portable format designed for everyday clinical use. Presents a clinically useful collection of mnemonics, rating scales, differential diagnoses, medication guidance, and treatment summaries that reflect the content and structure of Primary Care Psychiatry, Third Edition, edited by Dr. Robert M. McCarron, et al. Includes practical diagnostic and treatment frameworks for behavioral health conditions in primary care settings Provides evidence-based recommendations that reflect the latest guidelines for patient-centered care Assists with point-of-care decision-making in the busy primary care setting where behavioral health support is often under-resourced. Distills the practical expertise of nationally recognized clinician-educators who are dually trained in psychiatry and primary care, bringing real-world experience from both specialties. The editors are part of the leadership team at the Association for Medicine and Psychiatry (AMP), leaders of the TNT Primary Care Psychiatry (PCP) Fellowship at UC Irvine, and educators with the American College of Physicians (ACP) on this topic

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