Australian Psychiatry Review

Highlights of the literature in April include debate over whether CBT for psychosis has been oversold, calls for an end to the use of the phrase schizophrenia as an increasingly inaccurate anachronism, exploration of the overinclusive concept of bipolar spectrum disorder including difficulties separating it from borderline personality disorder, and evidence that rates of substance use disorders comorbid with severe mental illness have been underestimated. Finally, a viewpoint by Sederer analyses New York’s initiative to fully integrate behavioral health care into primary practice.