Demonisation of psychiatrists in fiction

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Jacqueline Hopson's PhD research, linked to the way in which psychiatrists are represented in literary fiction, has been recently published in the Psychiatric Bulletin. She is especially interested in focusing on the fictional patient’s perception of therapists, as well as the reader’s response to depictions of psychiatrists. Here, she explores the topic with Raj Persaud.

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