James Lawler

3.5K posts

James Lawler banner
James Lawler

James Lawler

@jmslwlr

Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist in Western Sydney. Councillor for the @AMA_NSW

New South Wales, Australia Katılım Ağustos 2012
2.7K Takip Edilen2.2K Takipçiler
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@mase21 @levelsnetwork Crawl into a hole? He will be welcomed back to Newcastle with open arms. He will be celebrated for what he has done. You forget what Novocastrians are like
English
0
0
1
83
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@psychgeist52 Do you think it’s ironic that you frequently give lectures on prescribing medications on this platform (when it’s clear you don’t have the training) but insist psychiatrists aren’t trained to provide psychotherapy (when in most contexts they do have training)?
English
0
1
2
201
James Barnes MSc., MA
James Barnes MSc., MA@psychgeist52·
Be warned that if a psychiatrist hasn't done an extra psychotherapy degree, or gone through a very specific psychotherapy tract in their training, they are not trained to do psychotherapy. There is much talk about based on very limited experience. Potentially very harmful, IMO
English
24
21
195
28.6K
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@sanilrege @askdheeraj I agree Sanil. I wasn’t sure why cysts were included as being clinically relevant as they rarely are in my experience. But if I or someone I cared about had a psychotic episode, I would want an MRIB - relatively harmless test with small chance of major impact on Dx and Mx
English
0
0
2
156
Natalie hamilton
Natalie hamilton@Nataliehamil4·
I do not understand how white matter changes or presence of cysts changes clinical management. A person with psychosis would still be given antipsychotics even in the light of these findings. If cysts have not caused neurological deficits, no one will operate (cont)
MANOSURAKSHA - Nurturing Minds@manosuraksha_fd

First episode psychosis (FEP) 6% of patients has a abnormality in MRI that require clinical intervention So, you have to scan 18 patients to intervene 1 ➡️Is it cost effective in 🇮🇳 context ➡️ should we order scan for all pts with FEP @askdheeraj jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

Vellore, India 🇮🇳 English
2
0
5
2K
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@1an_Higgins They would have run one for the team, one for the spirit of cricket I reckon
English
0
0
0
36
Ian Higgins
Ian Higgins@1an_Higgins·
If Carey missed the stumps and no one was backing up, do you think they would have run one or two?
English
150
169
3.7K
328.6K
Jackie Rakov
Jackie Rakov@psychwrite·
In a medical specialty which arguably requires bedside manner the most, @ranzcp has discontinued the need for trainees to pass any objective clinical exams to become a psychiatrist, having scrapped the long-form interview exam years ago. Bleak. #psychtwitter #mentahealth
English
11
20
54
54.5K
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@psychwrite @KillianAshe @RANZCP You’re saying “reality of the work” is best assessed by a simulated exam. I’m saying it is best assessed by a rigorous workplace-based program. Surely you’re not arguing “in-depth”history taking was covered by the 8 or 15 min OSCE stations?
English
3
0
1
229
Jackie Rakov
Jackie Rakov@psychwrite·
@jmslwlr @KillianAshe @RANZCP Unlikely to find a psych. that agrees ‘breadth & depth of psychiatry is covered in other assessments.’ In-depth Hx taking, formulating under pressure, coming up with a Mx plan - reality of the work - is not replicated w/o the *preparation* towards OCI/at least long station OSCE.
English
1
1
1
254
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@KillianAshe @psychwrite @RANZCP Do you talk to all of your trainees this way when they share their opinions? I’m not sure what point your making. I’m not arguing getting a FRANZP necessarily makes a good psychiatrist. I agree - I know a few who completed the OSCE/OCI and still have poor bedside manner
English
2
0
0
351
Killian Ashe
Killian Ashe@KillianAshe·
@jmslwlr @psychwrite @RANZCP And you’re basing this on what sorry? Come back and talk to us when you’ve worked a day in your life as a Psychiatrist. I’m a coordinator of training and let me assure you, completing FRANZCP a good psychiatrist does not necessarily make
English
1
0
4
362
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@psychwrite @RANZCP It was obsolete because of those WBAs. Those assessments also assess day-to-day practice with real patients, unlike simulated scenarios with actors. The breadth and depth of psychiatry is covered in other assessments.
English
1
0
2
412
Jackie Rakov
Jackie Rakov@psychwrite·
@jmslwlr @RANZCP They were completing all these WBAs anyway, so it’s not either/or. It is also the breadth of preparation for the OCI/OSCE that was essential. A clinical interview with your daily clinical supervisor, who has many deterrents to failing you, is not an objective assessment.
English
3
3
24
2.1K
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
@AdJongh @die_jenn You ask for evidence. Yet the trial you have shared has no control group and a single post-treatment measure *nine days* after treatment is over. You have treated 9000 patients this way - do you wonder if you have not “seen this” because you don’t follow many patients up?
English
0
0
0
77
Ad de Jongh
Ad de Jongh@AdJongh·
@die_jenn Quite a statement. But please show me the evidence. After having treated 9000 patients in our clinic, not with talking or 'stabilisation', but with evidence based trauma-focused therapy, I have not seen this yet...
English
2
1
4
5K
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
"It may be a case of mistaken identity, it may be a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. "I wouldn't want anyone in the community to jump to any conclusions at this time" What outcome does he expect other than provoking more anger?
English
0
0
0
0
James Lawler
James Lawler@jmslwlr·
These quote from the WA Police Commissioner are so invalidating... abc.net.au/news/2022-10-2… "We're not operating on any principles of racism or motivation at this point," Commissioner Col Blanch told Perth radio station 6PR.
English
1
0
0
0