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The South African Journal of Psychiatry publishes topical content in psychiatry for clinical practice and academic pursuits, including work in the subspecialty areas of psychiatry. View our Editorial Team.


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Prevalence of depression, anxiety and burnout in medical students at the University of Namibia  
Nelao T. Mhata, Vuyokazi Ntlantsana, Andrew M. Tomita, Kissah Mwambene, Shamima Saloojee
31 May 2023

Original Research

 
Preparedness of final year medical students in caring for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender patients with mental illness  
Ahmed Badat, Sanushka Moodley, Laila Paruk
28 April 2023

Original Research

 
Clozapine use at a specialised psychiatric hospital in Johannesburg  
Katherine L. Ord, Belinda Marais
04 April 2023

Original Research

 
Assessing attitudes of fourth year medical students towards psychiatry and mental illness  
Stacey L. Ochse, Karishma Lowton
31 March 2023

Original Research

 
South Africa’s Psychiatric training capacity in 2008 and in 2018. Has training capacity improved?  
Natalie Beath, Ugasvaree Subramaney, Zukiswa Zingela, Bonginkosi Chiliza, John A. Joska, Carla Kotzé, Suvra Ramlall, Soraya Seedat
30 March 2023

Original Research

 
Psychiatric morbidity in children involved in bullying treated at the Free State Psychiatric Complex  
Mosa Masakala, Matieho Mofokeng, Amanda Muchocho, Siphesihle Sibisi, Johan le Roux, Helene le Roux, Gina Joubert
30 March 2023

Original Research

 
Development and validation of the Redeemer’s University Suicidality Scale  
Bede C. Akpunne, Ebenezer O. Akinnawo, Abayomi O. Olusa, Daniel O. Kumuyi
29 March 2023

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Effects of personality traits on mindful self-care practices of healthcare workers  
Iram Osman, Veena S. Singaram
29 March 2023

Original Research

 
Illness-perception in adolescent attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: A qualitative study  
Wanita Botha, Deborah van der Westhuizen
28 March 2023

Original Research

 
Study of burnout and depressive symptoms in doctors at a central level, state hospital  
Ariefdien Nazeema, Karishma Lowton, Zenaida Tenea, Ani Anic, Preethi Jayrajh
28 February 2023
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Website Update: New Article Type: Lived Experience

  
Over the course of 2023, the SAJP will be trialling a section in the journal on “lived experience”. Lived experience accounts are stories written by people who have first-hand experience of mental illness. These stories help scientists, clinicians, and students better understand the real-life context of a person’s illness and how someone’s life has changed. Lived experiences are unique to the individual and help us better understand how varied the experience of illness can be in terms of struggle, hope, and recovery. A better understanding of the impact of mental illness helps humanize the condition, foster empathy and compassion, reduce stigma, and generate hope. First-person accounts also increase our appreciation as a society of the human condition affected by mental illness. SAJP welcomes contributions.  
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