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As the principal organisation representing psychiatrists in Australia and New Zealand, the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists can put the media in touch with psychiatrists in relation to stories on mental health issues

For media enquiries please contact:
Johanna de Wever
T +61 3 9601 4940
johanna.dewever@ranzcp.org

 


Media Releases 2013

20 May Budget support for vulnerable groups essential: RANZCP

18 May DSM-5 should be used with caution: psychiatrists

14 May New psychiatry research released in May edition of Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

13 May International experts in mental health to meet in Sydney 

10 April New psychiatry research released in April edition of Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

14 Mar Foremost experts in addiction medicine to convene at Medicine in Addiction Conference

14 Mar New psychiatry research released in March edition of ANZJP

7 Feb Mental health impacts of flood will continue

15 Jan New psychiatry research released in January edition of ANZJP 

23 Jan Sport tainted by gambling and alcohol



Media Releases 2012

17 Dec Christmas and holiday season not joyful for all

12 Dec Older Australians abandoned in mental health reform

22 Nov Suicide of older men under the radar

19 Nov Psychiatrists’ peak body supports Royal Commission into child abuse

9 Nov Shortage of psychiatrists in the mental health workforce a critical issue

8 Nov For older people dementia is not the norm: RANZCP

1 Nov New psychiatry research released in November edition of ANZJP

29 Oct Rural psychiatry training gets a $33k boost

24 Oct New psychiatry research released in October edition of Australasian Psychiatry

22 Oct RANZCP makes it easier to ‘Find a Psychiatrist’ online

17 Oct Inaugural conference keeps Australian clinicians up to speed with international brain science

9 Oct Call for parity on World Mental Health Day 2012

8 Oct New psychiatry research released in October edition of ANZJP

2 Oct Mental health conference to focus on keeping young people well

24 Sept Extra support for mental health crisis care a good step: RANZCP

18 Sept Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry September 2012

17 Sept Mental health issues affecting New Zealanders to be discussed at conference in Wellington

4 Sept Mental health issues for older adults to be discussed at conference in Cairns

3 Sept Australasian Psychiatry August 2012

28 Aug Free public presentation in Cairns about younger onset dementia

27 Aug Call to end the detention of society's most vulnerable

21 Aug Dementia focus welcome but other mental health issues must not be forgotten

14 Aug Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry August 2012

10 July Australasian Psychiatry June 2012 issue

29 June Psychiatric patients in the community

29 June Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry July 2012

14 June Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry June 2012

13 June Psychiatrists support Healthy Kids Check for three year olds

23 May Psychiatry Congress Highlights 23 May 2012

22 May Psychiatry Congress Highlights 22 May 2012

21 May Psychiatry Congress Highlights 21 May 2012

15 May Psychiatry and mental health conference: 20 to 24 May 2012

15 May Statement from the President

4 May Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry May 2012

27 April Australasian Psychiatry April 2012 issue

26 April Dementia initiatives welcome, but more needed for mental health in old age

20 April Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry April 2012

26 March Mental health of children impacted by internet, media and technology 

9 March Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry March 2012 

17 February Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry February 2012

16 February Mental health issues affecting young people to be discussed at conference  

7 February Australasian Psychiatry February 2012

30 January Doctors support proposed structure of Queensland Mental Health Commission

25 January Gambling with Australia's mental health 

16 January Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry January 2012


To access media releases from previous years, please click here.