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Position Statements are developed on issues relevant to psychiatry and in which the College has a public position. Common uses include answering queries from the media and the general public and are also used to advocate the College’s considered view on certain issues. No: #22 Psychiatry services for the elderly No: #26 Continuing medical education within the College No: #29 Position statement on neurosurgery
No: #31 Relationships between geriatric and psychogeriatric services
No: #32 Abolition of torture
No: #34 Deep sleep therapy
No: #35 The role of psychiatrists in disasters and terrorism
No: #38 HIV/AIDS
No: #41 St John's Wort
No: #42 Stolen generations
No: #44 Telepsychiatry No:#45 Pathological/problem gambling No: #46 Principles on the provision of mental health services to asylum seekers No: #47b The Roles and Relationships of Psychiatrists No: #48 Trainee Safety in the Workplace No: #50 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health workers No: #51 Child sex abuse No: #54 Psychotherapy conducted by Psychiatrists No: #55 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder No: #56 Children of parents with mental illness No: #57 Mothers, babies and psychiatric inpatient treatment No: #58 Sexualisation of children in contemporary media *NEW*
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