What do psychiatrists do?

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1. Clinical

1.1. Assessments

1.1.1. For detention in hospital

1.1.2. For courts

1.1.3. Risk assessments

1.1.3.1. Risk to others

1.1.3.2. Risk to self

1.2. Supervision

1.2.1. Trainees

1.2.2. Nurses

1.2.3. GMC doctors

1.3. Treatments

1.3.1. Multidisciplinary approaches

1.3.2. Psychiatric

1.3.2.1. Biological

1.3.2.1.1. Medications

1.3.2.1.2. ECT

1.3.2.1.3. Magnetic stimulation

1.3.2.2. Psychological

1.3.2.2.1. Psychotherapies

1.3.2.2.2. Emotional support

1.3.2.3. Social

1.3.2.3.1. Family therapy

1.3.3. Physical

1.3.3.1. Treat physical disorders

1.3.3.1.1. diabetes

1.3.3.1.2. obesity

1.3.3.1.3. neurological disorders

1.3.3.1.4. epilepsy

1.3.3.1.5. musculoskeletal

2. Managerial

2.1. Medical Director roles

2.2. Clinical director roles

2.3. Chief Executive roles (rarely)

2.4. Clinical Governance

3. Regulatory

3.1. General Medical Council

3.1.1. Fitness to practise panels

3.1.2. Medical Examiner/Supervisor

3.2. Care Quality Commission

3.3. Other health regulatory bodies

4. Judicial

4.1. Disability Tribunals

4.2. Criminal Injury Tribunals

4.3. Mental health Tribunals

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6. Specialist Psychiatry Roles

6.1. Academic

6.2. Addictions & gambling disorders

6.3. Child & Adolescent

6.4. Eating disorders

6.5. Forensic

6.6. General Psychiatry

6.7. Learning disorders

6.8. Liaison

6.9. Old Age

6.10. Prison

6.11. Rehabilitation

6.12. Social Psychiatry

6.13. Women's disorders

6.14. Other

6.14.1. private representation

6.14.2. arbitration

6.14.3. mediation

7. Inquiries

7.1. Public Inquiries

7.2. Coroner's courts

7.3. Local inquiries

7.4. National Inquiries

7.4.1. Homicide

7.4.2. Suicide

7.4.3. National Confidential Inquiry

8. Academic

8.1. Lecturing

8.2. Audit & Research

8.2.1. Local

8.2.2. Pharmaceutical

8.2.3. National

9. Expert witness

9.1. Public Inquiries

9.2. Courts

9.3. Human Rights

9.4. Equality & Diversity

10. Educational

10.1. Charities

10.2. Local teaching and training.

10.3. Teaching

10.3.1. Medical students

10.3.2. Multi-disciplinary teams

10.4. Royal College of Psychiatrists

11. National level

11.1. NCAS

11.2. DOH

11.3. NICE

11.4. Care Quality Commission

11.5. Liasion with registered charities