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Challenges faced by international women professionals by Juthani, Nalini V

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Psychiatric treatment of Hindus by Juthani, Nalini V.

“…Hinduism is one of the oldest religions of the world with no known beginning, no human founder. It predates recorded history. Hindus believe that there is one…”
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Quality in residency training: toward a broader, multidimensional definition by Elliott, R L, Juthani, N V, Rubin, E H, Greenfeld, D, Skelton, W D, Yudkowsky, R

“…The authors propose a general definition of quality in residency train ing and describe a process for developing the definition. The definition and process go…”
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Practice guideline for the treatment of patients with schizophrenia by American Psychiatric Association

“…The guideline begins at the point where the psychiatrist has diagnosed an adult patient as suffering from schizophrenia according to the criteria for this…”
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The quality of psychiatric residency : the assessment of programs and options for distributing psychiatric residents in the service of health care reform by Yager, J, Smith, N, Spitz, D, Thompson, J W, Andersen, A, Lee, T, Park, S K, Elliott, R L, Greenfeld, D, Juthani, N V, Rubin, E H, Douglas Skelton, W, Templeton, B, Strauss, G D, Coyle, B, Burt, V, Dobscha, S K, Kramer, S, Kuldau, J, Lang, J, Levy, B

“…Recent health care reform initiatives proposed training fewer medical specialists, including psychiatrists, and determining the size and location of training…”
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International medical graduates' attitudes toward substance abuse by Fernandez-Pol, B, Juthani, N V, Bluestone, H, Muzruchi, M S

“…After developing a hypothesis that international medical graduates (IMGs)from different ethno-cultural backgrounds would have different attitudes toward…”
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Attitudes of foreign medical graduates and u.s. Medical graduates toward mental illness by Fernandez-Pol, B, Juthani, N V, Feiner, J, Bluestone, H

“…One-hundred forty-nine applicants to two residency programs in psychiatry were surveyed with the Opinion About Mental Illness (OMI) scale. Stepwise regression…”
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