A REVIEW OF PSYCHIATRIC LITERATURE FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING-PROGRAMS, 1980S

  • 1 January 1984
    • journal article
    • review article
    • Vol. 72  (3) , 287-294
Abstract
The authors obtained cumulated reading lists from sixteen nationally-recognized psychiatric residency programs to assess the common body of knowledge shared by recent psychiatry graduates and learn which works in psychiatry had survived from an earlier compilation in 1964 (Woods, Pieper, and Frazier, "Basic Psychiatric Literature" [2]. The new list was compiled by consensus, with the working assumptions that books of importance would appear on the list of more than one program and that a book or article's relative usefulness was related to the number of appearances on different residency lists. An updated list for the 1980s is provided from the survey and is compared to the 1964 list compiled from a survey of experts in the field of psychiatry.

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