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Emerging Technologies in Hospital Psychiatry (January/February/March) | 2026

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Learning Objectives, Emerging Technologies in Hospital Psychiatry, CHPR, Jan/Feb/March 2026

December 31, 2025

After reading these articles, you should be able to…

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Transforming Psychiatric Documentation: The Rise of AI Scribes

January 1, 2026
Patrick Buckley, MD, MBA

Tired of documentation dragging into your evenings? Discover how AI scribes are reshaping inpatient psychiatry.

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Beyond Meds: TMS in Acute Psychiatric Care

January 1, 2026
Nicholas Trapp, MD, MS

Can TMS be used safely and effectively in the hospital? Dr. Nicholas Trapp shares insights on inpatient protocols, accelerated treatments like SAINT, and how to overcome logistical barriers.

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AI-Assisted Therapy

January 1, 2026
Omer Liran, MD, MSHS

AI tools are no longer futuristic add-ons—they’re changing how we deliver therapy. Dr. Omer Liran explores the promises and pitfalls of AI-assisted mental health care, from VR-guided relaxation to real-time risk detection.

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Telepsychiatry in Hospital Psychiatry: From Stopgap to Standard Care

January 1, 2026
James A. Bourgeois, OD, MD

Telepsychiatry has moved from rural workaround to hospital mainstay. Whether you're consulting in the ED or rounding remotely, find out what makes this model work and where it can fall apart.

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Are We Missing a Potentially Reversible Contributor to Cognitive Impairment?

January 1, 2026
Susan L. Siegfreid, MD

Could that “dementia” be liver-related and reversible? A large VA study reveals how often cirrhosis goes undiagnosed in older adults with cognitive decline and why checking a simple fibrosis score might change your diagnosis and your treatment plan.

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Ketamine Shows Only Modest Advantage Over Midazolam in Inpatient Depression Treatment

January 1, 2026
Victoria Hendrick, MD

Is ketamine really more effective than an active placebo for inpatient depression? A new randomized trial puts ketamine head-to-head with midazolam, and the results may temper early enthusiasm.

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From Acute to Maintenance: The Role of ECT in Long-Term Psychiatric Care

January 1, 2026
Victoria Hendrick, MD

Can continuation and maintenance ECT (c/mECT) reduce hospitalizations and healthcare costs? A large Danish study suggests it can, especially for patients with schizophrenia or treatment-resistant illness. Explore how c/mECT could reshape long-term care planning for your most complex cases.

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CME Post-Test, Emerging Technologies in Hospital Psychiatry, CHPR, January/February/March 2026

January 1, 2026

By successfully completing the test you will be awarded a certificate for 2 CME credit.

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