Psychiatry Online Review 2021 (CME VIDEOS)
$55.00
Video Course · Psychiatry · 2021
The psychiatry online review 2021 from Osler Education delivers roughly 97 lectures in an online video format covering the entire field of psychiatry, from neural development through forensic practice and ethics.
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97lectures
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2021edition
- Covers developmental through lifespan psychiatry with DSM-V-TR terminology
- Includes didactic lectures, clinical vignettes, and embedded questions
- Emphasizes evidence-based medicine and current standards of care
- Addresses pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic treatment modalities
97 Online Video Lectures Spanning the Entire Field of Psychiatric Medicine
The psychiatry online review 2021 from Osler Education is an extensive online video course delivering approximately 97 lectures that span developmental neuroscience, diagnostic procedures, major psychiatric disorders, and both pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic treatment approaches. The curriculum uses DSM-V-TR vocabulary and definitions throughout, with an emphasis on evidence-based medicine and board-relevant standards of care.
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97lectures
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2021edition
Inside this resource
Developmental and Neural Foundations
The psychiatry online review 2021 begins with sessions on neural development, mental development across the lifespan, and behavioral and social sciences as they apply to psychiatric assessment. Diagnostic procedures receive dedicated attention, ensuring clinicians understand the evaluation tools and frameworks that underpin DSM-V-TR classification.
Major Psychiatric Disorders
Lectures address schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety, trauma-related conditions, eating disorders, psychotic disorders, and developmental conditions including autism spectrum presentations. Faculty use clinical vignettes to ground diagnostic concepts in real-world patient scenarios.
Pharmacotherapy and Psychotherapy
Psychopharmacology sessions cover antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, antidepressants, and specialized agents. Psychotherapy lectures address cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic approaches, and integrated treatment planning. Embedded questions throughout reinforce key concepts and promote active learning.
Neurology, EEG, and Sleep Medicine
Dedicated sessions on CNS and peripheral nervous system disorders, headache and TBI, EEG interpretation, epilepsy, and sleep medicine provide the neurological foundation essential for differential diagnosis in psychiatric patients.
Forensics, Ethics, and Specialty Topics
Forensic psychiatry and ethical issues receive focused lectures addressing medicolegal standards, patient rights, and practice boundaries. Infectious diseases, encephalopathy, and stroke-related psychiatric presentations round out the medical foundations.
Who this serves
- Board candidates — comprehensive 97-lecture coverage aligned with ABPN general psychiatry examination domains
- Practicing psychiatrists — evidence-based updates across all subspecialty areas with clinical vignette reinforcement
- Neurology and medical trainees — bridging neurology foundations with psychiatric applications through integrated EEG and neurology sessions
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 6 speakers
- Brian Krause MD — psychiatry potpourri, anxiety, child and adolescent topics, substance abuse, forensic psychiatry, and ethics
- Nan MD, Rush — CNS and peripheral nervous system disorders, headache, and traumatic brain injury
- Charles Marcuccilli MD PhD — EEG interpretation, epilepsy, and sleep medicine
- Muhammad Nashatizadeh MD — infectious diseases, encephalopathy, muscle disease, CVA, and stroke
- Dwight Owens MD — psychopharmacology, psychotherapy, personality disorders, and mood disorders
- Simon Ovanessian MD — psychotic disorders, developmental conditions, eating disorders, impulse and sexual disorders, somatic symptoms, and trauma
Before you buy
What platform hosts the videos?
Lectures stream through the Osler Education online platform after purchase, accessible from any modern web browser on desktop or mobile devices.
How is content organized?
The 97 lectures follow a structured curriculum from developmental foundations through disorders, treatments, and specialty topics, with embedded questions after each section.
Does this use current diagnostic criteria?
The course employs DSM-V-TR vocabulary and definitions throughout, reflecting the diagnostic standards current at the time of its November 2021 release.
The chart
| Format | Online streaming video lectures |
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| Publisher | Osler Education |
| Department | Psychiatry |
| Delivery | Instant access after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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M. Alvarez –
Comprehensive but the sheer volume can feel overwhelming without a structured study schedule. The pharmacotherapy and mood disorder lectures were strongest. Would appreciate topic-based navigation improvements.
Priya –
Ninety-seven lectures covering everything from neural development to forensic psychiatry made this my single comprehensive board prep resource. The clinical vignettes helped me retain information better than textbooks.
Chen W. –
Dwight Owens brought practical wisdom to the psychopharmacology and psychotherapy sessions. The personality disorder lectures were concise but clinically focused. Worth it for the neurology content alone.
David R. –
Ovanessian’s eating disorder and trauma lectures brought a depth of clinical experience that went beyond board memorization. Embedded questions after each section kept me engaged through all 97 sessions.
drtomh –
Solid psychiatry online review with strong EEG and sleep medicine content that many other courses neglect. Marcuccilli’s lectures on epilepsy and sleep were particularly well taught. Some streaming quality varied.
Robert K. –
The infectious disease and encephalopathy sessions from Nashatizadeh addressed neurological-psychiatric intersections rarely covered in psychiatry-only courses. Good value for the breadth provided.
Laura H. –
Brian Krause’s potpourri and ethics lectures connected disparate topics in a way that made the broader curriculum feel cohesive. The DSM-V-TR terminology throughout was exactly what the current boards test.