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Reclaiming medical leadership: an imperative for psychiatry and psychiatrists
Editorial

Reclaiming medical leadership: an imperative for psychiatry and psychiatrists

Subodh Dave
British journal of psychiatry, Vol.228(3), pp.187-189
03/2026
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2025.10499
PMID: 41429643

Abstract

Prevention education and training psychological medicine quality improvement Mental Health Services
Psychiatry seems beleaguered: from underfunding of education, training, research and services to marginalisation within the healthcare world and even doubts about its relevance. Medical training, with advanced relational and formulation skills and a strong foundation of research, equips psychiatrists to exercise clinical leadership across the healthcare landscape. This expertise can and must be used to benefit patient care.
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