96 Audio Lectures Covering Every Core Domain of Psychiatric Practice
The psychiatry board review audio digest is a comprehensive MP3 audio library from Audio Digest Foundation and Osler Education, delivering approximately 96 lectures that span the breadth of contemporary psychiatric practice. Topics range from forensic psychiatry ethics and malpractice law to psychopharmacology updates, trauma-informed care, and special populations including pediatric and perinatal patients.
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96audio lectures
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2020edition
Inside this resource
Core Psychiatric Disorders
The psychiatry board review audio digest addresses schizophrenia updates, bipolar disorder management, treatment-resistant depression, and PTSD with current evidence. Suicide risk assessment and dangerous psychiatric disorders are covered with practical clinical frameworks rather than theoretical models alone.
Specialty and Subspecialty Topics
Content reaches into correctional psychiatry, transgender mental health, fibromyalgia, gambling disorder, and compulsive shopping or internet addiction. Antipsychotic agents in pediatric patients and ADHD medical management reflect the breadth needed for comprehensive board preparation.
Forensics, Ethics, and Medicolegal Issues
Multiple lectures address forensic psychiatry ethics, the insanity defense, civil competence, fitness for duty evaluations, malpractice law, and mass shootings from a psychiatric perspective. These sessions bring courtroom realities into clinical context for daily practice.
Pharmacology and Emerging Therapies
Metabolic side effects of psychotropics, pharmacogenomics, and stimulant use in psychiatry receive detailed attention. Ketamine and esketamine for emergency depression, botulinum toxin for refractory cases, and brexanolone for postpartum depression showcase evolving treatment landscapes.
Substance Use, Wellness, and Practice
Opioid use disorder, marijuana effects in youth, burnout prevention, and medication nonadherence address clinician wellbeing alongside patient care. Group psychotherapy and CBT sessions round out the psychotherapeutic dimensions of the curriculum.
Who this serves
- Board examinees — broad-spectrum audio content aligned with ABPN general psychiatry testing domains
- Working psychiatrists — portable refresher lectures on subspecialty topics during commutes or breaks
- Residents and fellows — supplemental audio covering forensic, correctional, and pediatric psychiatry gaps in many training curricula
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty Multiple speakers
- Audio Digest Faculty — rotating experts across all 96 lectures drawn from academic and clinical practice nationwide
- Osler Education Contributors — specialists in forensic, pediatric, and subspecialty psychiatry topics
Before you buy
What audio format is provided?
All 96 lectures arrive as downloadable MP3 files optimized for portable listening on phones, tablets, or computers.
Does this cover child and adolescent topics?
Yes. Lectures include antipsychotic use in pediatric patients, ADHD management, and autism spectrum complementary medicine approaches.
How current is the content?
The 2020 edition reflects evidence and practice standards as of that year, including DSM-5 diagnostic frameworks and pharmacological updates available at the time of recording.
The chart
| Format | MP3 audio files |
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| Publisher | Audio Digest Foundation |
| Department | Psychiatry |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Sarah K. –
Comprehensive collection that touches nearly everything tested on the general psychiatry boards. The burnout and wellness sessions were a thoughtful addition alongside the clinical content.
Chen W. –
Listened to the entire library during a three-month commute rotation. The forensic psychiatry and malpractice law lectures were especially sharp. Audio quality was consistently clear across all 96 files.
James L. –
Useful audio review but the lack of speaker identification on some tracks made it hard to cross-reference sources. The substance use and opioid disorder lectures were among the strongest in the set.
Karen M. –
Good breadth of topics covering nearly every board domain. The ketamine and esketamine lecture was timely and well produced. Some older pharmacology lectures felt slightly dated compared to newer guidelines.
drtomh –
The correctional psychiatry and transgender mental health lectures filled genuine gaps in my training. Portable MP3 format was ideal for long clinic days when reading was not possible.
M. Alvarez –
ADHD across the lifespan and eating disorders lectures gave me practical frameworks I use in daily practice. The insulin resistance and metabolic side effects talk changed how I monitor patients on antipsychotics.