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This page houses summary slides and topic documents created by UBC psychiatry residents, based on the DSM-5 and the most up-to-date treatment guidelines. We suggest you review the summaries after or alongside the published resource material.
Documents are listed alphabetically.
Note: The authors of this website are not affiliated with the Royal College, and have no direct knowledge of examination material.
Please click the link below to view and/or download summary slides of each DSM-5 chapter (within Section II).
Anxiety Disorders (pdf)
DownloadDepressive Disorders (pdf)
DownloadDissociative Disorders (pdf)
DownloadNeurodevelopmental Disorders (pdf)
DownloadNeurocognitive Disorders (pdf)
DownloadObsessive-compulsive Disorders (pdf)
DownloadPersonality Disorders (pdf)
DownloadSleep Disorders (pdf)
DownloadSomatic Symptom Disorders (pdf)
DownloadTrauma Disorders (pdf)
DownloadPlease click the link below to view and/or download summary slides of up-to-date treatment guidelines. Please excuse any grammatical errors. Information directly summarizes source material.
The following documents summarize important topics that may appear on the Royal College Exam.
Anxiety Disorders (pdf)
DownloadDrug Interactions (pdf)
DownloadCapacity (pdf)
DownloadHandover (pdf)
DownloadSleep Disorders (pdf)
DownloadFormulation template and Development chart (pdf)
DownloadForensic slides (pdf)
DownloadMedication-Induced Movement Disorders (DSM-5 and guidelines) (pdf)
DownloadSubstance Use Disorders (pdf)
DownloadPsychotherapy Review (pdf)
DownloadPsychotherapy (Dr. van den Engh) (pdf)
DownloadMAID 2021 (pdf)
DownloadThe following slides were created by Dr. Ashley Jewett, based on the DSM-5, treatment guidelines, and review course materials.
Some slides have been updated (in 2021). Larger PDFs summarizing Consult-Liasion, Neurocognitive Disorders, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Personality Disorders, Psychotic Disorders, and PTSD can be found here.
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