Psychiatric News Wants to Hear From You
During this time of upheaval in the United States, Psychiatric News invites you to share your expertise, observations, or “lessons learned” with colleagues in a news article for possible publication in Psychiatric News, particularly on the topics of COVID-19 and structural racism.
You might also consider sharing personal or professional experiences or insights that were life changing or particularly meaningful to you for a new column that Psychiatric News recently launched called “First Person.” Word limit is 600 words.
Have something else on your mind? Write a letter to the editor or an article for the “Viewpoints” column. Word limit for letters is 350 words; for “Viewpoints,” 600 words.
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