PUBLICATIONS
Over 100 articles on health topics have been published medical and lay press. Few of the scientific articles are mentioned hereunder:
Since my Doctorate the following articles were published.
1.-Editorial. Scope of Ethnopsychiatry in Pakistan. Journal of Pakistan Medical Association. 1996,Vol.46, PG:119.
2.-Summary “Children of the Corn”, The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1996,vol.17, No.17-18, pg:24-25.
3.-Psychiatrist and the Shaman, The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.4, pg:8-9.
4.-Editorial, Magnitude of Juvenile Criminality in Pakistan. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.4, pg:6-7.
5.-General Practitioners and Mental Health. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.3, pg:5-6.
6.-Traditional Practices & Childhood Diarrhoea. JCPSP, 1997,Vol. 7, (l)pg.27-29.
7.- Community Mental Health in Eds (M.Iliyas et al) Community Medicine & Public Health, Ch.25, 4th ed., pg.386-396, Time Traders, Urdu Bazar, Karachi. 1997
8.- Editorial. Doctor-Patient Communication. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.53, pg:7-13.
9.- Editorial Magnitude of “Torture”. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.9, pg:3-4.
10.- “Study conducted at Juvenile Prison in Karachi - overview-1” Pakistan Paediatric Journal, 1997,Vol.21, No.1, pg:7-12.
11.- “Knowledge of Depression Among General Practitioners”. JCPSP, 1997,Vol. 7, No.6, pg.249-251.
12.- Editorial Traditional and Modern Medicine. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.11-12, pg:03.
13.- Ethnopsychiatry in Paediatrics. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1997,vol.18, No.11-12, pg:28.
14.- Depression in the Cultural Context. The Medical Spectrum, PMA, 1998,vol.19, No.1-2, pg:10-12.
15.- “Shamanic concept & Treatment of Mental Illness in Pakistan”. JCPSP, 1998,Vol.8, No.1, p: 33-35.
16.- “Doctor-patient communication”, JCPSP, 1998,Vol. 8, p:72-74.
17.- “Management of depression”, Editorial, The Medical Spectrum, 1998, vol.19, no.5, p:73.
18.- “Socio demographic profile of epileptics”, The Medical Spectrum, 1998, vol. 19, no.5, p:85-86.
19.-“Depression among abused children”, JCPSP, 1998, Vol.8(4), p:174-176.
20.-“Mental Health Morbidity: an experience in a community psychiatric clinic”, JCPSP, 1998,Vol 8(6), p:262-4.
21.- “Mental health morbidity pattern in Pakistan”, JCPSP, 1999, vol.9(8), p:362-365.
22.- “A preliminary study of educational intervention program for alternative mental health practitioners”, JCPSP, 2001,vol.11(4), p:232-8.
23.-“Magnitude of stress among medical practitioners”, JCPSP, 2001,vol.11(4), p:275-7.
24.-“Psychiatric case-note auditing”, JCPSP, vol.11, No.9, 2001, P:559-560
25.-“Pattern of mental health morbidity” –JCPSP, Vol.11, No.11, 2001, P:706-708.
26.-Editorial – “State of mental health in Pakistan”, JPMA, 2001, Vol.51, No.7, P:238-9.
27.-“A preliminary report on an ongoing anthropological study”, JCPSP, 2002, Vol.12, No.3, P:195-196.
28.-“ State of Mental Health in Pakistan – Education, Service and Research”, 2002, Ed-1, Corporate Printers, Karachi Pakistan
29.-“Quest for defining mental health”, Editorial, JCPSP, Vol.12, No.2, 2002, P:65-66
30.-“Prescribing trends in a community psychiatric clinic”, JCPSP, Vol.13, No.4, 2003, P:237-238.
31.-“Subthreshold mental disorder”, Editorial. JPMA, Vol.53, No.2, 2003, P42-43.
32.-“Liaison psychiatry and referral rates among hospitalized patients”, JCPSP, Vol13, No.5, 2003, P:274-276.
33.-“Healthcare service delivery by shamans”, Intl J Mental Health, New York, Summer Issue, 2003; Vol. 32; No.2; pp: 63-83
34.-“Ethnopsychiatry – a review”, JPMA, 2003, Vol.53 No. 10; pp:483-90 .
35.-“Out-of-Pocket Expenditure for Depression among Patients Attending Private Community Psychiatric Clinics in Pakistan”, published in Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics, Italy.
36.-“Obsessive compulsive disorder in a local community”, JCPSP, 2003, Vol. 13 No. 10; pp: 581-83.
37.-“Uses and limitations of ethnotherapy”, in Intl J Mental Health, New York, vol 133, summer/winter issue 2004/05, p: 54-
38.-“Decline in morbidity pattern through a model community project– a report of success from Pakistan- Submitted for general press publication.
39- Quest for culturally relevant classification in psychiatry.
J Pak Med Assoc. 2006 Feb; 56(2):92-3.
40- Primary care psychiatry in Pakistan--a long way ahead.
J Pak Med Assoc. 2006 Feb; 56(2):49-50.
41- MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH IN PAKISTAN AND THE DEVELOPING WORLD.
J Coll Physicians Surg Pak. 2006 Mar; 16(3):169-170
42- Criminality and mental health: implications for society.
J Pak Med Assoc. 2005 Sep; 55(9):360-2
43- Disaster psychiatry: need for appraisal.
J Coll Physicians Surg Pak. 2005 Nov;15(11):667.
44- Polypharmacy practice in psychiatry.
J Coll Physicians Surg Pak. 2005 Aug; 15(8):451-3.
45- Pattern of tobacco consumption among adult women of low socioeconomic community Karachi, Pakistan.
J Pak Med Assoc. 2005 Mar; 55(3):111-4.
46- Prevalence of depression and the associated risks factors among adult women in a fishing community.
J Pak Med Assoc. 2004 Oct; 54(10):519-25.
47-Mental Health in Pakistan: Where do we stand? J Pak Med Assoc. Editorial, 2006, vol 56, no. 5, p: 198-199.
48- Healing powers among doctors: Is there a role for mysticism. Letter, JCPSP, 2006, March issue, p: 313.
49- Disaster, mental health and rescuing medical professionals. Editorial. J Ayub Med Coll Abbottabad, 2005: 17(4), p: 1-3.
50- Impact of International Recruitment of Psychiatrists on the Health System of Pakistan. Editorial. J Coll Physicians Surg Pak, 2006, Vol 16(7): 441-4.
51-E-Psychiatry: Uses and Limitations. Review article. J Pak Med Assoc. 2006, vol 56. no. 7, p: 327-332.
52- International recruitment: a Pakistani perspective. Correspondence. International Psychiatry, 2006, vol 3, number 4, p: 25.
53- Medical System: Need for Appraisal and Suggestions. Letter. JCPSP, 2006, vol 16(10), P:
681.
54- A career as a Canadian psychiatrist. BMJ Careers, 2006; 333:155-156.
55-Should the patients have access to their medical case note?-the local perspective. Editorial. J Coll Phys Surg Pak, 2006, 16(11): 683-4.
56-Human rights and international recruitment of psychiatrists: dilemma for developing countries. J Pak Med Assoc. 2006, vol 56, number 10, p: 474-476.
57-Jinni Possession: A clinical enigma in mental health. J Pak Med Assoc. 2006, vol 56, number 10, p: 476-478.
58-Dilemma facing IMGs from Pakistan. BMJ Careers, 2006; 333:179.
59-Exposure to Western Psychiatry Is a Right. Clinical Psychiatry News, Elsevier, 2006, vol 34, issue 11, p: 16.
60-Mental Health Model: Comparison between a developed and a developing country. Journal of Medical and Biological Sciences, SJI, 2006, vol 1, issue 1; p: 1-7.
61-Plagiarism: How serious is this problem in Pakistan? Letter. J Pak Med Assoc 2006, vol 56, No. 12, p: 618.
62-Prevalence of depression among households in three capital cities of Pakistan: Need to revise the mental health policy- PLoS one 2(2):e209, 2007.
63-International Migration of doctors from developing countries: Need to follow the Common Wealth Code. J Med Ethics, 2008;34;67-68.
64- Could there be a role for shamans in the health care delivery system of Pakistan? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no.2, p: 101-103.
65- Role of Shamans in a multidisciplinary mental health team. J Coll Phys Surg, 2007, vol 17(3): 183.
66-Demonic-Possession Phenomenon Merits Scientific Study. Psychiatr News, March 16, 2007, volume 42, number 6, p: 12. American Psychiatric Association.
67-Karo-Kari: disturbed psyche or wild ego? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no.3, p: 112-113.
68-Death wish or suicidal ideation: Implications for management. J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no3, p: 156-157.
69- Psychiatry in Pakistan: 1947-2006: A new balance sheet. Journal of Medical and Biological Sciences, 2007, volume 1, issue 2; p: 1-21.
70- Shared care model for mental health: Is it a viable option for Pakistan? JCPSP, 2007, Vol. 17(4): 185-186.
71- Is there a visible mental health policy in Pakistan? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 4, p: 212-3.
72- Bullying in psychiatry must stop. Clinical Psychiatric News, May 07, vol 35, issue 5, page 11.
73-Psychiatric training: a comparison between Canada and Pakistan. Is there a common ground? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 5, p: 267-271.
74-The Suicide Note: What can be done in the light of its implications? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 6; p: 327-328.
75- Eligibility for appointment as ‘Dean’ of a medical school. Are the criteria being met? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 6; p: 331.
76- Cost implication for management of psychiatric illnesses in Pakistan: role of alternate, religious and formal practices. Journal of Medical and Biological Sciences, SJI, 2007, vol 1, issue 2; p: 1-8.
77- Manora Island Project: A model primary care project in Pakistan. Journal of Medical and Biological Sciences, SJI, 2007, vol 1, issue 1; p: 1-8.
78- Will future psychiatry be ‘organic-based’? Evidences from radiology cannot be ignored. JCPSP, 2007, vol 7(6): 384-385.
79-Medical doctors in media: Is this a viable alternate career option? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 7, p: 379-80.
80- Professional behaviour of doctors: are we meeting the criteria? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 8, p: 425-27.
81- Mentorship programme in Psychiatry: a Canadian initiative. BMJ Career Focus 2007; 335:120
82- Cultural competence is not optional. Clinical Psychiatry News, October 2007, vol 35, number 10, p: 13.
83- Spiritual dimension of mental health: do we have adequate insight? J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 10, p: 522-523.
84- Going home to rebuild hopes for a career. Hospital Doctor, 24th October, 2007, UK.
85- Mentorship Program in Mental Health: Time to develop a new academic relationship, J Pak Med Assoc, 2007, vol 57, no. 11, p: 527-528.
86- Battling Mental Illness Within Our Ranks: Clinical Psychiatry News, January 2008, vol 36; no. 1, p: 12
87- Referral letter from family physician to psychiatrist: Would it have educational, service or research implications? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 1; p: 47.
88- The way I see it-A lesson learnt, BMJ Career Focus 2008; 336:42.
89- Research qualifications in Medicine: What is the importance? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 2, p: 93-4.
90- Safe medical practice in Pakistan: are we prepared to adopt a path? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 3, p: 145-147.
91- Is Power the Ultimate Addiction? Clinical Psychiatry News, March 2008, vol 38; no. 3, p: 15.
92- Boundary violations in medical practice: what should be done? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 4, p: 211-213.
93- Accepting gifts from patients: how ethical can this be in the local context? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 5, p: 281-282.
94- Migration of Doctors: Should we apply the Index of Happiness? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 6, p: 342-344.
95- A pilot study of bullying and harassment among medical professionals in Pakistan, focusing on psychiatry: need for a medical ombudsman. J Med Ethics 2008; 34: 463-466.
96- Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS): should we officially include this form of treatment? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 7, p: 413-414.
97- The linguistic aspect of the medical research papers-Need to develop insight. Editorial. JDUHS, 2008, vol 2(1); p: 1-2.
98- Expression of depressive symptoms, Regional variations: A comparison of three cities in Pakistan. Psychiatric Annals, 2008; volume 38, number 7; p:
99- Quest for a universal psychiatrist: How long is the journey? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 8, p: 465-466.
100- Abuse of mentally ill patients: are we ignoring the human rights principle? J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 9, p: 523-524.
101- Let’s make mental health a global priority, Clinical Psychiatry News, October 2008; vol 36, no. 10; p: 8.
102- Should there be an age of retirement for the doctors? A matter for debate; J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 11, p: 652-3.
103- Aftermath of child abuse: Need to reduce the burden of morbidity. J Pak Med Assoc, 2008, vol 58, no. 12, p: 710-11.
104- Karo-Kari: A form of honor killing in Pakistan. Transcult Psychiatry, 2008 Dec; 45(4): 683-94.
105- Ecology and Mental Health: Time to understand Ecopsychiatry, J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no. 1, p: 56-7.
106- Myth of reincarnation: a challenge for mental health profession. J Med Ethics 2009; 35: 91.
107- Homosexuality: Are we adequately prepared equipped to address this issue in clinical practice? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no 3; p: 185-6.
108- Medical Referees: How fair is the verdict? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no 4; p: 257-8.
109-Mental Illness among doctors: How serious can this be? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no 5; p: 326-7.
110-Stalking and Mental Health: Do we need guidelines? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no 7; p: 493-4.
111-Torture and Doctors: An ethical dilemma? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no 8; p: 573-4.
112- Terrorism and Mental Health: The issue of psychological fragility, J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no. 10; p: 725-6.
113- Prevention of Depression: Would it relieve the burden of morbidity? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no. 11; p: 796-7.
114- Crisis Response in Mental Health: Do we have a guideline? J Pak Med Assoc, 2009, vol 59, no. 12; p: 860-1.
115- Elderly Abuse: Tip of the ice berg. Editorial; J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 1; p: 3-4.
116- Whistle blowing: do we have courage? Editorial; J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 2; p: 75-6.
117- Personal Space: Implications in patient-doctor relationship. J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 4; p: 321-2.
118- Depression in males: Is this matter more serious? J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 6; p: 504-5
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119- Corridor consultations: Should this practice be discouraged? J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 8; p: 694-5.
120- Should doctors and patients be friends? Can this lead to an ethical dilemma? J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 10; p: 875-6.
121- Professional competence assessment: Is it a wakeup call for Pakistan? J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 11; p: 965-6.
122- Mood disorder associated with gastrointestinal and liver diseases: Are there many challenges? J Pak Med Assoc, 2010, vol 60, no. 12; p: 1064-5.
123- Corruption in medical practice: How far have we gone? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 1; p: 93-4.
124- Refugee Mental Health: Is it an unrelieved burden? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 2 p: 193-4.
125- Homelessness and Mental Health: Are we neglecting this grave issue? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 3 p: 299-300.
126-Verbal Abuse: Does it lead to Mental Disorder? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 4, p: 404-5.
127- Possession: a clinical enigma-BMJ Case Reports 2011; doi:1136/bcr.01.2011.3725.
128- Sturge-Weber Syndrome: neurology-psychiatry interface- BMJ Case Reports 2011;doi:10.1136/bcr.02.2011.3817.
129- Insightful hallucination: psychopathology or paranormal phenomenon? BMJ Case Reports 2011;doi:10.1136/bcr.10.2010.3456.
130- Paranormal Phenomena: Is there a role for mental health professionals? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 5 p: 506-7.
131- Medical Negligence: A growing problem in Pakistan J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 6, p: 610-11.
132- Smoking and Mental Health: Do we have adequate insight? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 7, p: 709-10.
133- Nutritional factors in Mental Health: Does ‘Epigenetics’ provide a road map? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 8, p: 823-4.
134- Medical Marijuana: Can we think about it? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 9, p: 932-3.
135- Risperidone associated tardive dyskinesia-a less common phenomenon. BMJ Case Reports 2011;doi:10.1136/bcr.07.2011.4471.
136- Gender Dysphoria: An occult challenge for medical profession. J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 11, p: 1145-1146.
137- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder with Psychosis NOS, in an asexual male: a diagnostic challenge BMJ Case Reports 2011; doi: 10.1136/bcr.09.2011.4807.
138- Cell Phone and Brain: How do they interact? J Pak Med Assoc, 2011, vol 61, no. 12, p: 1249-50.
BOOKS
1. “State of mental health in Pakistan – education, research and services”
2. “Teaching of Psychiatry-Curriculum, mode of delivery and assessment”
3. “Society & Mental illness”.
4. “Wounds of soul”
5. “Culture and Mental health:”
6. “Scientific Articles on Psychiatry”
7. “Weather of sorrow”
List of articles/press briefings published in newspapers
1- Holistic approach needed to mental health-Times and Transcript, Canada 11/10/05
2- Lessons to be learned from Pakistan-The Telegram, Canada 7/12/06
3- MUN psychiatrist studies possession-The Telegram, Canada 2-8/11/2006
4- Transcultural killing could migrate to Canada-The Telegram, Canada 11/6/07
5- Challenges for mental health in cultural diversity-The Telegram, Canada 10/10/07
6- Bullying among medical professionals- The Telegram, Canada 3/11/07
7- Bullying article not meant to be scientific-The Telegram, Canada 18/11/07
8- Hyperreligiosity and Culture: the role of mental health-The Telegram, Canada 12/1/08
9- Power Addiction: should it find place in psychiatric diagnostic classification?-The Telegram, Canada 2/12/07
10- Days of thunder: Diary of a psychiatrist-The Telegram, Canada 3/2/08
11- Political rollercoaster in Pakistan- The Telegram, Canada 16/2/08
12- Newfoundland and Labrador weather: good or bad for mental health? The Telegram, Canada 10/5/08
13- Making mental health a global priority-The Telegram, Canada 10/10/08
14- A war of words over honor killing-National Post, Canada 15/11/08
15- College of Psychiatry-A truly commendable step-Irish Medical Times, Ireland on line 30/1/09
16- Televideo interviewing is a fairer method-Irish Medical Times, Ireland on line 11/2/09
17- Making it easier for doctors to immigrate- Times and Transcript, Canada 18/2/09
18- Re-living the Irish experience in Newfoundland-Irish Medical Times, Ireland on line 6/3/09.
19- Suicide bombers deconstructed. Clinical Psychiatry News; 2009, April.
20- Dilemmas of developing countries: to stay or go. Irish Medical Times, Ireland on line 26/4/09.
21- Haunted by past lives? National Post, Canada dated: 30th May, 2009.
22- A week with the NHS: a view from the outside, Irish Medical Times, Ireland 24th July, 2009.
23- Mental Health Care: Are we doing enough? The Telegram, Canada 10/10/09.
24- Integrating Mental Health into Primary Care, Clinical Psychiatry News, 2009; October.
25- Mental Health, Meet primary Care, Family Practice News, 2009; October.
26- Honour Killing: An apt description of a murder with cultural overtones or an inherently racist term? National Post: www.stop-stoning.org/node/470 date accessed: 25/07/2009.
27- Shining a light on honour killings’ dark corner. The Star; available at: www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/671779 date accessed: 25/07/2009.
28- Canada faces prospect of more ‘Honour Killing’ cases: Expert. The Canadian Press; available at: http://news.aol.ca/article/canada-faces-prospect-of-more-honour-killing-cases-expert/681 date accessed: 25/07/2009.
29- ‘Honour killing’ cases spark debates over religion, racism, Canwest News Service; available at: www.kelowna.com/2009/07/24/honour-killing-cases-spark-debates-over-religion-racism date accessed: 25/07/2009.
30- ‘Honour killings’ could enter legal lexicon, The Canadian Press; available at: www.thespec.com/News/CanadaWorld/article/605933 date accessed: 25/07/2009.
31- Canada: “Honour Killing” investigated in death of three Montreal sisters; available at: www.realcourage.org/2009/07/montreal-sisters-deaths/ date accessed: 25/07/2009.
32- Honour killings: domestic abuse by another name? CBC Canada; available at: www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2009/07/24/f-honour-killings.html date accessed: 25/07/2009.
33- Rise in Canadian ‘honour killings’ should not be ignored: expert, National Post; available at: www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=1821919 date accessed: 24/07/2009.
34- Factors that lead to ‘Honour’killings and their psychological effects; available at: http://whyhonorkillings.blogspot.com/2009/04/factors-that-lead-to-honor-killings-and.html date accessed: 27/09/2009.
35- ‘Honour killings’ of girls and women on the rise in Canada: expert, Canwest News Service, July 23, 2009. Available at: www.canada.com/Honour+killings+girls+women+rise+Canada+expert/1823895/ date accessed: 25/07/2009.
36- Accused in canal deaths to plead not guilty, The Star; available at: www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/671780 date accessed: 25/07/2009.
37- Honour killings new to Canada. Times and Transcript; available at: http://timestranscript.canadacast.com/rss/article/739259 date accessed: 18/10/2009.
38- Case of runaway convert leads to Muslim-Christian clash. Christian Science Monitor; available at: www.csmonitor.com/2009/1015/p02s07-ussc.html date accessed: 18/10/2009.
39- New citizenship guide says no to ‘barbaric’ practices. National Post Canada, available at: www.nationalpost.com/most-popular/story.html?id=2216251 date accessed: 13/11/2009.
40- Grass is not always greener for physicians who move, The Telegram; 15/11/2009.
41- Study says post-traumatic stress disorder being over-diagnosed, Canadian Press; available at: www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5hhmLs9bqoqE0q7ha date accessed: 15/1/2009.
42- Licensure in Canada: What is required? Irish Medical Times, available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2009/11/licensure_in_canada_what_is_re.html date accessed: 18/11/2009.
43- Voice box: a Canadian perspective, BMA News; issue: 21 November 2009; British Medical Association; available at: http://web2.bma.org.uk/nrezine.nsf/wd/ESML-7XWH79?oPENdOCUMENT&C=21+November+2009., date accessed: 20/11/2009.
44- Mentorship scheme in psychiatry, Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2010/01/mentorship_scheme_in_psychiatry.thml date accessed: 27/1/2010.
45- Entry scheme gets tougher, BMA News; issue: 6th February 2010; British Medical Association; available at: http://web2.bma.org.uk/nrezine.nsf/wd/BSKN-82CMX6?OpenDocument&C=6+February+2010, date accessed: 5/2/2010.
46- The two Pakistans, The Telegram, issue of 6th February, 2010.
47- First past the post. Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2010/02/first_past_the_post.html date accessed: 22/02/2010.
48- Can nostalgia lead to clinical depression? Clinical Psychiatry News; issue February, 2010.
49- A qualification of one’s own. Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2010/03/a_qualification_of_ones_own.html date accessed: 02/03/2010.
50- More than miles separate Pakistan and Newfoundland. Psychiatric News; issue March 19, 2010. Available at: http://pn.psychiatryonline.org/content/45/6/9.1.full... date accessed: 19th March, 2010.
51- New horizons in psychiatric care. Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2010/04/new_horizons_in_psychiatric_ca.html date accessed: 14th April, 2010.
52- Impact of terrorism on mental health. Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2010/05/impact_of_terrorism_on_mental.html. date accessed: 6th May, 2010.
53- The different hues of professional competence. Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/opinion/2010/06/the_different_hues_of_professi.html date accessed: 9th June, 2010.
54- Mom accused in ‘honour crime’: Crown. Source Canada Press available at: http://news.ca.msn.com/canada/cp-article.aspx?cp-documentid=24567961 date accessed: 14th June, 2010.
55- The honour killing question: A family loses control. Toronto Star available at: www.thestar.com/news/gta/crime/article/824135-the-honour-killing-question-a-fa.. Date accessed: 16/06/2010.
56- Father , brother plead guilty to killing 16-year-old girl. The Globe and Mail available at: www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/father-brother-plead-guilty-to-kil... Date accessed: 16/06/2010.
57- MUN prof speaks out about ‘honour’ crime. The Telegram, issue of 16th June, 2010.
58- Both DSM and ICD are needed. Clinical Psychiatry News; July 2010.
59- The appeal of Canada’s healthcare system. The Irish Medical Times; available at: www.imt.ie/features-opinion/2010/08/the-appeal-of-canada. Date accessed: 27/09/2010.
60- Perspective-A call for More Global Collaboration. Clinical Psychiatry News; vol 38, issue 10, p: 8: 2010.
61- Marriage of mental and physical health. Irish Medical Times, cited on line on 10th October, 2010. Available on URL: http://www.imt.ie/features-opinion/2010/10/marriage-of-mental-and-physical-health.html. Concurrent
62- Shuffling off this mortal coil. Irish Medical Times, cited on 30th November, 2010. Available on URL: www.imt.ie/features-opinion/2010/11/shuffling-off-this-mortal-coil.html.
63- The medical green-eyed monster. Irish Medical Times, cited on 5th March, 2011. Available on URL: www.imt.ie/clinical/2011/05/the-medical-green-eyed-monster.html.
64- Domestic violence or ‘honour’ killing? Toronto Star-available at: http://www.thestar.com/news/article/1035512-domestic-violence-or-honour-killing date accessed: 6th August 2011.
65- Psychiatrist praises improvements in province. The Telegram; date: 1st October, 2011; P: A6 www.thetelegram.com
66- Ireland can show the way. Irish Medical Times, cited online on 5th October, 2011. Available on URL: www.imt.ie/features-opinion/2011/10/ireland-can-show-the-way.html.
67- Mental Health is a Human Right. Clinical Psychiatry News; October 2011; p:12.
68- Decent rejections and soft landings. Irish Medical Times, cited on 22 November 2011. Available on URL: www.imt.ie/features-opinion/2011/11/decent-rejections-and-soft-landings.html
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