Practise Psychiatry: A Guide Through Vignettes and MCQs

This revision guide is an invaluable resource for psychiatric trainees preparing for exams. With 55 case vignettes and over 200 topical multiple-choice questions (MCQs), the content covers a broad spectrum of relevant psychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia, anorexia nervosa, addiction, and gender dysphoria. Case vignettes provide a focused discussion of each disorder, while strategically placed topical MCQs consolidate learning and highlight concepts across disorders. Recurring features are included at the end of each chapter, including 'Exam Essentials,' which highlight the most crucial information students should remember, 'Clinical Pearls', which provide tips for practical application, and the 'Diving Deep' section allows interested students to explore specific concepts further. An engaging and comprehensive revision resource, this will be a go-to resource for MRCPsych candidates and those taking specialist examinations.

Dr Howard Cai Hao Khoe is a resident in the Singapore National Healthcare Group Psychiatry Residency program and a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. He has received awards such as the SingHealth Best House Officer Award and the Singapore COVID-19 Resilience Medal. Dr Khoe has published four internationally peer-reviewed articles and contributed to a medical textbook.

Dr Cheryl Chang is a Consultant Psychiatrist at the National University Hospital in Singapore, an Associate Programme Director for the Singapore Psychiatry residency programme, and is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She has served as Chief Resident and President of the Singapore Young Psychiatrist and Trainees. Dr Chang is an educator and was awarded the Medical Teaching Recognition Award by National Healthcare Group in 2019. She has published 4 internationally peer-reviewed articles.

Dr Cyrus Ho is an Assistant Professor at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, and a Senior Consultant Psychiatrist at the National University Hospital. He also serves as the Assistant Dean of Student Life and Wellbeing at the Graduate School. He is interested in the interface between medicine and psychiatry, complex mood disorders, neuropsychiatry, and public mental health. Dr Ho has published widely in medical and psychiatric journals, co-authored five books, and has been recognised as a Highly Cited Researcher by Clarivate Analytics. He teaches at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and has received several teaching awards.