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Q&A with Jacqueline Hobbs, MD, PhD
The Q Report – Over the past three years the Behavioral Health Work Group has led a process-improvement initiative to enhance care for emergency patients with behavioral health conditions. Dr. […]
Dr. Mihalik-Wenger named co-chair of Institutional Housestaff Quality and Patient Safety Committee
Dr. Amanda Mihalik-Wenger, PGY-2, has been named Co-Chair of the Institutional Housestaff Quality and Patient Safety Committee for next year. After the first year of her appointment, she will become […]
Peaceful Paths Make a Dif-FUR-ence Walk May 29th-31st
A secret benefactor has purchased 12 shirts, sizes XS-XL, for the Peaceful Paths Make A Dif-FUR-ence walk as an opportunity for psychiatry faculty, residents, fellows, and staff to participate in […]
Psychiatry Programs Awarded Continued Accreditation Status
The ACGME Review Committee for Psychiatry recently reviewed our general and subspecialty programs (Child & Adolescent, Forensic, and Geriatric) and awarded the status of Continued Accreditation. This is excellent news, […]
Pottash Professorship Research Lab Team
Seven members of the Florida Recovery Center research and assessment team completed their undergraduate degrees at UF this month. These dedicated students committed a minimum of three full semesters in […]
Psychiatry Spotlight 
Patients schedule telemedicine appointments amid pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced doctors and their patients to make more appointments online. Departments at UF Health such as the Department of Psychiatry has transitioned to telemedicine appointments. Dr. […]
Amid COVID-19 crisis, telehealth visits surge at University of Florida Health
Amid COVID-19 crisis, telehealth visits surge as University of Florida Health reacts to accommodate a surging demand for telehealth visits. Dr. Kishan Nallapula talks about the department of psychiatry’s transition […]
Landmark study of adolescent brain development renews for additional seven years
The National Institute on Drug Abuse – NIDA announced $290 million of new funding over 7 years for the ABCD Study, the largest long-term study of brain development and child […]
5th Annual Dr. Richard C. Christensen, MD Advocacy Day
This month, we would have commemorated the 5th Annual Richard C. Christensen, MD Advocacy Day. We have decided to postpone an amazing talk by Dr. Liz Frye until after the […]
