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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo News Australia, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Clinical Pediatrics, Memory Studies, BMJ Open, Evidence-Based Mental Health, Evidence-Based Nursing, SAGE Publishing and
I'm a psychiatrist & public health physician - a civil libertarian unafraid to use research evidence to challenge existing dogma. A passionate European.
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The pressing need for a new voice for psychiatry in Australia

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By Steve Kisely
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA)
Mental health care in Australia is facing a critical crisis, marked by declining inpatient capacity, escalating demand, and widening gaps in community-based services. The absence of a strong, public-facing voice for psychiatry has contributed to poor community literacy and policy inertia. Mental health care delivery is in a perilous state throughout Australia.
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Should voluntary assisted dying be available to people with mental illness? The example of Canada

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By Steve Kisely, Gin S Malhi 
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction The evolution of voluntary assisted dying in Canada (termed Medical Assistance in Dying [MAiD]) arises from a series of judicial decisions and legislative reforms in the context of the nation’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms.1 The Charter, which dates from 1982, guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms to individuals (Table 1). Table 1. Key rights and freedoms. 1.
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The future of psychiatry: Reclaiming relevance in an era of technological and systemic transformation

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By Manaan Kar Ray, Steve Kisely
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Psychiatry currently faces the following four intersecting challenges: technological disruption through artificial intelligence (AI); the loss of exclusive prescribing authority; escalating systemic constraints within public psychiatry, and market-driven models in private practice.
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