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The Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS) constituted a task force on clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) in 2004 to formulate guidelines for management of various psychiatric disorders in the Indian setting. Over the next 4 years (2005-2008), the task force published 4 volumes of guidelines covering most of the psychiatric
15 Dec 2017 The Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS) guidelines were also formulated to cater to the needs of the Indian population. It is now almost three years old, and it is high time it should be compared to the international guidelines, so as to appraise ourselves of the success or shortcomings of the guidelines.
(1)Department of Psychiatry, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh - 160 012, India. BACKGROUND: The Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS) constituted a task force on clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) in 2004 to formulate guidelines for management of various psychiatric disorders in the
2017. IPS Conference Guidelines Marked as Current. IPS Guidelines- Sexual Behavior in Elderly Marked as Current. IPS Guidelines- Spirituality & Mental Health Marked as Current. IPS Practice guidelines Marked as Current
The guidelines have been formulated with the intention of being universal and thus bringing accountability to the practice of Psychiatry in India. The IPS guidelines lack a structured format which must be rigidly followed for describing all the illnesses, making the guidelines more uniform.
Samples Indian studies also indicate a similar trend of prevalence of depression in Indian society. (12,13 These practice guidelines are important tool for clinicians in the management of major depressive disorder American Psychiatric Association: Practice guidelines for the treatment of patient with depression. (102).
3 Jan 2017 In: Gautam S, Avasthi A, editors. Indian Psychiatric Society. Clinical Practice Guidelines for Psychiatrists in India on Schizophrenia, Depression, Bipolar Affective Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder.
AIM: This survey aimed to assess the utility of the earlier published clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) by IPS and to understand the expectations of members of Indian Psychiatric Society from the proposed revised CPGs. In addition, the survey also evaluated the current level of practice of psychiatry in terms of availability of
Gautam S, Avasthi A, editors. Clinical Practice Guidelines for Psychiatrists in India on Schizophrenia, Depression, Bipolar Affective Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder. Vol. 1. Jaipur: Indian Psychiatric Society; 2005.
Abstract. AIM: This survey aimed to assess the utility of the earlier published clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) by IPS and to understand the expectations of members of Indian Psychiatric Society from the proposed revised CPGs. In addition, the survey also evaluated the current level of practice of psychiatry in terms of

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