CPI | The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland

The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland

The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland was formed in 2009. It is the professional body for psychiatrists in the Republic of Ireland. The Mission of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland is to promote excellence in the practice of psychiatry.

The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland is not a regulatory or disciplinary body. The College is a not for profit professional membership organisation and is a Registered Charity (CHY 18077). Apart from a membership unit the College has three main areas (departments):

The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland Patron is Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland.

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Role for metformin in managing weight gain associated with antipsychotics

The management of metabolic complications associated with antipsychotic medications was...

By Catherine Reilly - 16th Dec 2022
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Impacts of war highlighted by Ukrainian psychiatrist

Ukraine had been transitioning towards more community-based mental healthcare before the war...

By Catherine Reilly - 16th Dec 2022
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Psychiatrists gather for Winter Conference

The Medical Independent speaks to the President of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland Dr William...

By Mindo - 25th Oct 2022
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Service user perspective vital in psychiatry

The perspectives of patients, family members, and carers are strongly emphasised within...

By Niamh Quinlan - 06th May 2022
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The physical side of mental health

Mental illness and the medication used to treat it can greatly influence physical health risks...

By Niamh Quinlan - 06th May 2022
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Behavioural variant fronto-temporal dementia discussion

Behavioural variant fronto-temporal dementia (BVFTD) and “what the psychiatrist needs...

By Niamh Quinlan - 06th May 2022
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Collaboration between psychiatry and neurology encouraged

The benefits of psychiatry working alongside neurology in order to pinpoint accurate...

By Niamh Quinlan - 06th May 2022
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Adults with ADHD more likely to self-harm

Suicidality and self-harm are high among adults diagnosed with attention deficit...

By Niamh Quinlan - 06th May 2022
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ADHD diagnoses in adult mental health services

The importance of diagnosing of adult ADHD, particularly within mental health services...

By Niamh Quinlan - 06th May 2022
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The psychiatric impact of post-Covid-19 syndrome

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought extensive changes to the lives of everyone around the...

By Mindo - 21st Feb 2022
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The common manifestations of anxiety disorders

Chloe is a 19-year-old female who presents to the emergency department (ED) statin...

By Mindo - 21st Feb 2022
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Update Psychiatry and Neurology

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The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland

Role for metformin in managing weight gain associated with antipsychotics

Impacts of war highlighted by Ukrainian psychiatrist

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The physical side of mental health

Behavioural variant fronto-temporal dementia discussion

Collaboration between psychiatry and neurology encouraged

Adults with ADHD more likely to self-harm

ADHD diagnoses in adult mental health services

The psychiatric impact of post-Covid-19 syndrome

The common manifestations of anxiety disorders

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