Learning objectives
The attendance is aimed to make the students able:
- to recognize people with mental disorders;
- to develop skills for an appropriate differential diagnosis;
- to make an adequate project of care;
- to refer to specialist assessment and treatment.
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
practical experience regarding major psychiatric syndromes.
Full programme
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Bibliography
CASSANO-TUNDO. PSICOPATOLOGIA E CLINICA PSICHIATRICA- 2006, UTET, TORINO
P. SARTESCHI, C. MAGGINI. MANUALE DI PSICHIATRIA Ed.SBM Noceto (PR). Suggested topics: General Psychopathology: pag. 109-177, 193-215; Alchool dependence: pag. 398-432; Schizophrenia: pag 491-501; 534-572; Mood Disoreders: pag. 611-614; 630-692.
Slides and issue concerning classes:
- Schizofrenia and other Psychotic Disorders;
- Mood Disorders;
- Anxiety Disorders;
- Personality Disorders;
- Eating Disorders;
- Substance Use Disorders.
- Department of Mental Health
Teaching methods
because of the current pandemics, the course will be held on-line by means of the Teams platform. Students will be provided with a link to Teams on the Elly platform when they subscribe to the course. The link will lead them to several videos depicting clinical cases of the major psychiatric disorders, as well as to daily group discussion with the staff of the Psychiatry Unit regarding the content of the videos. When the epidemiological context will allow that, students will attend in-person the in-patient, out-patients and Day-Hospital facilities of the Psychiatric Unit.
Assessment methods and criteria
Final interview (included in the final examination).
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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