Psychiatry Certification Board Review course 2020 (The Passmachine) (CME VIDEOS)

Overview

The Psychiatry Certification Board Review Course 2020 (The Passmachine) (CME VIDEOS) is a comprehensive digital on-demand course designed to support psychiatrists in strengthening their clinical knowledge across core psychiatric and neurological topics. This course provides detailed video sessions led by expert faculty, covering a wide range of psychiatric disorders, fundamental psychiatry concepts, and neurology science, with emphasis on diagnostic criteria, clinical features, and management strategies.

On-demand psychiatry education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This course includes in-depth video presentations organized into three primary sections: Psychiatric Disorders, Psychiatry Fundamentals, and Neurology Science and Disorders. The agenda below outlines the specific topics and faculty involvement to guide structured learning and exam preparation.

• Psychiatry Exam Case Vignettes (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Anxiety Disorders (1.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Obsessive-Compulsive & Related Disorders (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Trauma & Stressor-Related Disorders (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Neurodevelopmental Disorders (1.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Disruptive, Impulse-Control & Conduct Disorders (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Eating Disorders (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Somatic Symptom & Related Disorders (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Sexual Dysfunctions, Gender Dysphoria & Paraphilic Disorders (1.25 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Dissociative Disorders (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Sleep-Wake Disorders (1.25 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Psychotic Disorders I-IV (3 Hours) — Robert Marvin, MD
• Personality Disorders I-II (2 Hours) — Royce Lee, MD
• Bipolar & Related Disorder I-II (2 Hours) — Royce Lee, MD
• Neurocognitive Disorder I-VII (3 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Delirium (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Substance Related & Addictive Disorders I-VIII (4 Hours) — Ximena Sanchez-Samper, MD
• Depressive Disorders I-V (3 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Suicide (0.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Violence & Aggression (0.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Behavioral Science & Neuropsychology (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Psychopharmacology Review (2 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Neuroimaging (0.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Development Through the Life Cycle (1.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Forensics & Ethics (1.25 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Epidemiology (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Public Policy (0.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Biostatistics (1.25 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Medical Research Methods (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Neuroscience & Neuroanatomy Overview (1.5 Hours) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Headaches (0.75 Hours) — Rimas Lukas, MD
• Head Trauma, Coma, & Brain Death (0.5 Hours) — Rimas Lukas, MD
• Stroke Disorders (1 Hour) — Matthew McCoyd, MD
• Seizure Disorders (1 Hour) — Matthew McCoyd, MD
• Peripheral Nerve Disorders, Neuromuscular Junction, & Muscular Disorders (1.25 Hours) — Praveen Dayalu, MD
• Parkinson’s Disease & Other Basal Ganglia Disorders (0.75 Hours) — Praveen Dayalu, MD
• Infectious Disorders (0.5 Hours) — Praveen Dayalu, MD
• Spinal Cord Function & Disorders (0.75 Hours) — Praveen Dayalu, MD
• Multiple Sclerosis & Demyelinating Diseases (0.75 Hours) — Praveen Dayalu, MD
• Cerebellar Function & Disequilibrium Syndromes (0.5 Hours) — Praveen Dayalu, MD
• Neuro-Oncology (1 Hour) — Rimas Lukas, MD
• Cortical Syndromes (1 Hour) — Jack Krasuski, MD
• Psychiatry Practice Exam

Learning Objectives

• Identify the epidemiologic, pathophysiologic, physiologic, and genetic aspects of the major neurologic and psychiatric disorders.
• Recall the diagnostic criteria and clinical features of major disorders.
• List the comorbidities and differential diagnoses.
• Apply the appropriate diagnostic procedures based on clinical presentation and interpret the results of ordered procedures.
• Develop comprehensive management and treatment plans for patients.
• Identify ethical and legal considerations that may arise when managing patients.
• Identify the main types of epidemiologic and research controlled trials and review types of statistical analyses.

Speakers

• Jack Krasuski, MD
• Robert Marvin, MD
• Royce Lee, MD
• Ximena Sanchez-Samper, MD
• Rimas Lukas, MD
• Matthew McCoyd, MD
• Praveen Dayalu, MD

Target Audience

This course is intended primarily for psychiatrists seeking to reinforce their expertise and prepare for board certification examinations in psychiatry. It also suits other mental health professionals desiring a structured review of psychiatric and neurological principles relevant to clinical practice.

Why This Topic Matters

The Psychiatry Certification Board Review Course 2020 (The Passmachine) (CME VIDEOS) addresses critical aspects of psychiatric and neurological disorders, providing focused education in psychiatry to enhance diagnostic and clinical management skills. Accessible through MedHub Central’s platform, this on-demand course supports continuous professional development relevant to specialty practice.

By offering comprehensive coverage of psychiatric conditions alongside neurologic topics, this course serves as a structured resource for practitioners to deepen their knowledge base, maintain clinical competence, and advance their understanding of complex patient presentations within the field of psychiatry.