Our piece is accompanied by vital, constructive & incisive responses as part of a forum in this issue of World Psychiatry, ft. critiques by Crick Lund, Ronald C. Kessler, Jai Shah, Katherine M. Keyes, Ichiro Kawachi, Oye Gureje, Margarita Alegria, Brian O'Donoghue & Prof Helen L. Fisher

The full issue is freely available here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/20515545/2…

Delighted to be expanding our fantastic pharmacy team at Saint John of God Hospital St John of God Hospital. Great opportunity for a Senior Pharmacist interested in mental health. #jobfairy rezoomo.com/job/59724/

Great to see our protocol published with HRB Open Research So lucky to be part of the PSI-STAR Study #ppi team. Particularly project 4 examining #physical #health comorbidities in #psychosis with Anna Zierotin, Karen O Connor Brian O'Donoghue and Mary Clarke hrbopenresearch.org/articles/6-75

Associate Prof Brian O'Donoghue receives close to €2.5M HRB funding for his programme focused on precision medicine in psychiatry and the development of Irish clinical guidelines for the treatment of psychosis. 👏👏👏 Read more 👉 bit.ly/3GNLQNh

Clozapine: past, present, and future - The Lancet Psychiatry thelancet.com/journals/lanps… This is a welcome statement. Monitoring needs to be ended after two years and clozapine MUST be tried in the early months post diagnosis of FEP if person not responding to other meds RANZCP

Wiley Psychology IEPA Orygen UniMelbPoche Melbourne School of Population and Global Health Jason M. Gibson (find me on bluesky) This is just a wonderful groundbreaking step of which I as Editor in Chief of Early Intervention in Psychiatry and the whole editorial team are incredibly pleased and proud. A unique achievement of the author Joel Liddle IEPA

Delighted to be PPI Lead on this HealthResearchBoard funded project led by Brian O'Donoghue (@ucddublin). We are seeking those with lived/family experience of psychosis to join a co-production panel to support this work. For more info email: [email protected] PPI Ignite Network Ireland

We are employing a postdoc researcher at UCD for a project that will develop clinical guidelines for the treatment of psychotic disorders. Job reference is 016753 & title: 'UCD Post-doctoral Research Fellow Level 1, School of Medicine, 12 months'.