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PSYCHIATRY LECTURE SERIES Ochsner Clinic Foundation New Orleans, LA January-March 2007 Grand Rounds
January 9th	The Importance of Pets in the Lives of our Patients Leslie Wallace, L.C.S.W.
January 23rd	Psychiatric Treatments during Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period Kendall Genre, M.D.
February 2nd 12:00 PM Special Presentation	Usdin Lectureship PTSD and Disaster Care: Individual and Community Health from 9/11 to Katrina Robert Ursano, M.D. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Bethesda, MD
February 13th	(Open date)
February 27th	(Open date)
March 6th 12:00 PM Special Presentation	Integrating the ‘Tried and True’ with the New in the Management of Bipolar Disorder Fred Goodwin, M.D. George Washington University Washington, DC
March 27th	ECT Thomas Keister, M.D.
	Other Presentations TBA

Biopsychosocial Case Conference

The Biopsychosocial Case Conference is a clinical forum designed to stimulate an interchange of ideas and perspectives on a particularly interesting patient. Medical students, residents, ward staff, and occasionally other faculty are in attendance. The resident intern assigned, under the supervision of the ward attending, prepares a formal write up including a biopsychosocial formulation and submits it to the guest interviewer/consultant by Tuesday the week of the Case Conference. The intern and ward attending together also write 2-3 questions of interest for the consultant. Whenever possible, the case selected should fit with the interviewer’s interests and special areas of expertise; although certainly every case can be explored beneficially from whatever perspective seems appropriate to the interviewer. The intern presents the case after which the patient is brought into the room. The guest consultant interviews the patient for about 20-minutes, after which the consultant comments on the case. The comments can expand on the team’s clinical questions about the case or any other area of interest. Afterwards, the floor is open to discussion.

Dates

8/17/06
9/21/06
10/19/06
11/16/06
12/21/06
1/18/07
2/15/07
3/15/07
4/19/07

PSYCHIATRY LECTURE SERIES Ochsner Clinic Foundation New Orleans, LA

January-March 2007 Grand Rounds

Biopsychosocial Case Conference

PSYCHIATRY LECTURE SERIES
Ochsner Clinic Foundation
New Orleans, LA

January-March 2007
Grand Rounds