August 2004 (Vol. 3, No. 8)

Evidence-Based Reviews

Bedside psychotherapy: Brief and surprisingly effective
Sermsak Lolak, MD

High-dose antipsychotics: Desperation or data-driven?
Joseph M. Pierre, MD; Donna A. Wirshing, MD; William C. Wirshing, MD

Commentary: Why patients may not respond to usual recommended dosages
Sheldon H. Preskorn, MD

Using psychotropics safely in patients with HIV/AIDS: Watch for drug-drug interactions with antiretrovirals
Warren M. Liang, MD

From The Editor

High-dose antipsychotics: A matter of opinion
James Randolph Hillard, MD, Editor-in-Chief

Cases That Test Your Skills

A troubled patient’s secret life
Kathryn J. Fraser, MD

Comments & Controversies

Antipsychotic dosage correction

Is conduct disorder real?

Exercise and depression

Psyber Psychiatry

Are your electronic patient records secure?
John Luo, MD

Pearls

Making ‘PEACE’ with hostile, unwilling patients

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