A Decade of War: Adapting to Meet the Mental Health Training Demands

Teaching Medical Students and Residents about Homelessness: Complex, Evidence-Based, and Imperative

“…A recent special collection in Academic Psychiatry [27] highlighted the many opportunities at the interface of psychiatry training and veterans' mental health. Hospitals within the Veterans Health Administration may be a particularly useful venue to introduce trainees to effective and evidence-informed programs to decrease homelessness and improve the health outcomes of homeless individuals.…”

Sacrifice and Service, Protectors and Teachers: The Role of Military and Veteran Patients in Training Early-Career Psychiatrists

“…In his guest editorial, Lt Colonel Warner has provided an overview of the papers [9]. I wish to highlight the thoughtfulness and logic of the collection, which, first, provides information on military medical training and culture; second, illustrates the perspectives and experiences of residents, clinical supervisors and teachers, and administrative leaders in the context of military psychiatry; third, offers descriptions of novel and interesting curricula and evaluative efforts; fourth, gives information about subspecialty training in military psychiatry; and, finally, gives focus to sustained academic career development among military psychiatrists.…”