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PSYCHIATRY IN A NEW MEDICAL SCHOOL THE TEACHING OF PSYCHIATRY IN TASMANIA

The undergraduate teaching of psychiatry in the Tasmanian Medical School is described. After 90 hours of Instruction in behavioural science in the first and third years, some 450 hours are spent on psychiatry over the three clinical years. Students assume clinical responsibility for patients, and are encouraged to seek an understanding of those factors in their patients' social environment which are relevant to the ætiology and management of disease. This is in accord with teaching in the other clinical departments.