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The University
  • Fairleigh Dickinson University is accredited by
    the Middle States Association of Colleges and
    Schools
  • Two campuses in New Jersey and one in England
  • App. 10,000 students, 35 graduate
  • The M.S. Program is recognized by Middle States
    within the scope of the universitys accreditation

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The School of Psychology
  • APA-accredited Ph.D. Program in Clinical
    Psychology
  • New Psy.D. Program in School Psychology
  • Two other masters degrees
  • Undergraduate programs in psychology and sociology

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M.S. in Clinical Psychopharmacology
  • 2000 Created as a certificate program by the
    Department of Psychology at University of Florida
  • 2000 Moved to FDU when Floridas Department of
    Psychiatry demanded they close the program
  • 2002 Converted to a masters program
  • Year-long internal review
  • Review by all institutions of higher education
    in NJ
  • Approved to operate in Tennessee by THEC

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The Program
  • Clinical training
  • Weekly on-line case conferences
  • Face-to-face meetings for those skills best
    addressed in a hands-on manner, e.g., physical
    exam
  • Academic rigor
  • Faculty from top-tier institutions
  • City University of New York
  • University of Georgia
  • University of Tennessee Knoxville
  • Students spend an average of 12 hours per week on
    coursework
  • Annually reviewed by THEC
  • The FDU program is much more extensive than a
    nurse practitioner program.
  • Dr. Cliff Tennyson, and Dr. James Gillespie,
    testifying for the Tennessee Psychiatric
    Association (December 12, 2003)

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The Curriculum
  • Biological Foundations of Psychopharmacological
    Practice I
  • Biological Foundations of Psychopharmacological
    Practice II
  • Neuroscience
  • Neuropharmacology
  • Clinical Pharmacology
  • Professional Issues and Practice Management
  • Treatment Issues Affective Disorders
  • Treatment Issues Psychotic Disorders
  • Treatment Issues Anxiety Disorders
  • Treatment Issues Other Disorders
  • Issues of lifespan and cultural diversity are
    addressed throughout the curriculum

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Topics
  • Here's a list of texts from required. Which
    subject that is essential to prescribing is not
    covered in one or more of these?
  • Bezchlibnyk-Butler, K. Z., Jeffries, J. J.
    (Ed.). (2002). Clinical handbook of psychotropic
    drugs.
  • Schatzberg, A. F., Nemeroff, C. B. (Eds.).
    (1998). The American Psychiatric Press textbook
    of psychopharmacology.
  • Stahl, S. (2000). Essential psychopharmacology
    Neuroscientific basis and practical applications.
  • McCance, K. Huether, S. (2002).
    Pathophysiology The biologic basis for disease
    in adults and children.
  • Seidel, H., Ball, J., Daines, J., Benedict, G.
    (1999). Mosbys guide to physical examination.
  • Kingsley, R. (1999). Concise text of
    neuroscience.
  • Purves, D., Augustine, G. J., Fitzpatrick, D.
    (Eds.). (2001). Neuroscience.
  • Craig, C., Stitzel, R. (2004). Modern
    pharmacology with clinical applications.
  • Kandel, E., Schwartz, J.H. Jessell, T.M.
    Principles of neural science.
  • DiPiro, J.T., Talbert, R.L., Yee, G.C., Posey,
    L.M. (Eds.). (1999). Pharmacotherapy A
    pathophysiologic approach.

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How Much is Enough?
  • Wiggins Cummings (1998)
  • Psychologists received lt 200 hrs training in Rx
  • Managed 1 million cases
  • Number of adverse effects 0
  • Medication rate dropped from 68 at presentation
    to 13 at termination
  • Developed by Anita Brown, a DoD graduate
  • Eliminated unnecessary portions

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How Much is Enough?
  • How do people learn to be practitioners?
  • Basic knowledge, skills, and abilities
  • How to incorporate new concepts
  • Where to get the information you need

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Distance Education
  • Allen et al. (2004) A review of the literature,
    involving 71,000 participants, concluded
    distance education course students slightly
    outperformed traditional students on exams and
    course grades.
  • International Virtual Medical School Will offer
    the first two years of medical school on-line. 30
    partners around the world, including Brown
    University, University of Florida, and Wake
    Forest.
  • Florida offers doctorates in pharmacy and
    audiology completely on line.

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Distance Education
  • Promote the development of consultation to
    primary care physicians by child and adolescent
    psychiatrists. Primary care physicians currently
    play a key role in the delivery of medication
    evaluation and management services to children
    and adolescents. The provision of this
    consultation will improve the practice of primary
    care physicians and increase the number of
    children and adolescents who are provided with
    needed services. Each would provide funding for
    projects such as ADHD medication algorithms,
    teleconferences, etc.
  • Ohio Department of Mental Health, Ohio
    Psychiatric Association and the Ohio Association
    of County Behavioral Health Authorities (January,
    2005)
  • To maximize learning opportunities, a wide range
    of activities are offered which include video
    conferences/distance learning and innovative
    technologies such as web-based learning
    activities for personal skill development in
    medical procedures and teaching competence.
  • The University of Tennessee Health Science Center
    College of Medicine Continuing Medical Education
    website
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