Sentence examples for psychiatric review from inspiring English sources

Somehow, she passed the military's psychiatric review.

Patients' rights, meanwhile, are supposed to be protected by local psychiatric review boards.

Women have to be jumping off the balcony before deemed at high enough risk to have a psychiatric review.

The sentencing of a fourth defendant, Laguerre Payen, has been postponed pending the result of a psychiatric review.

An initial court-ordered psychiatric review concluded that Breivik suffered from paranoid schizophrenia, but a second review diagnosed only "dissocial personality disorder" and "narcissistic traits".

He was eventually suspended pending a psychiatric review that he never took; questions are now being asked about whether he should have been obliged to have one.

Reviews were focussed in a variety of clinical areas: circulatory (11 reviews); musculo-skeletal (nine reviews); reproductive (four reviews); HIV (three reviews); psychological (three reviews); cancer (two reviews); gastrointestinal (two reviews); post-operative (two reviews); psychiatric (two reviews); diabetes (one review); ocular (one review) and other clinical areas (three reviews).

Two psychiatric reviews have come down on opposite sides of the question.

It must be noted that, both in the psychiatric (this review) and in the neurological setting [see, for example, Katoh et al. (2007) for a case with antibodies against the aminoterminal region of alpha-enolase], there have been cases with autoimmune thyroiditis which resolved without undergoing corticosteroid therapy and there may have been a publication bias against steroid-non-responsive cases.

We obtained the participants' written consent for a psychiatric record review and manually recorded their most recent primary diagnosis from their psychiatric record.

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Table 1 shows the characteristics of included reviews, which addressed various condition types: psychiatric (eight reviews), musculoskeletal (two), neurological (two), gynaecological (one), hepatological (one), respiratory (one), and other (four).