The Royal College of Psychiatrists relies on psychiatrists and educationalists in the field to contribute learning material. Perhaps you have recently given a seminar? Or been involved in a workshop where you have produced educational material? Or maybe you have written an article for Advances in Psychiatric Treatment some time ago and would like to update the work? Or perhaps you have a special interest in new technology and would like to be more creative with your work presentations.

 

If so, we are keen to know about your ideas and see your work, as they might lend themselves to online learning. If your suggestions are fairly well developed and target learners with specific learning outcomes, then we would definitely like to hear from you. It doesn’t matter whether your ideas are sketched out in a notebook, presented in a Word document or set up as PowerPoint slides; the Publications Department can help you convert them into a web-based format ready for the site.

 

We are interested in articles, lectures, decision-making learning mazes, etc. If there’s a controversial topic which you’d like to debate with someone, we would be interested in recording a discussion for podcasting. 

 

In return for your help, the College will pay £200 for each module approved by the Editor. You can also claim up to five CPD credits per year for writing modules, on top of any credits you have earned as a learner.

 

If you have suggestions for topics but don't want to produce the modules yourself, by all means let us have your suggestions and we'll see what we can do.