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The RANZCP Section of Social, Cultural and Rehabilitation Psychiatry promotes the highest standards in clinical practice, training and research pertaining to social, cultural and rehabilitation psychiatry.
Social, cultural and rehabilitation psychiatry examines the diverse social and cultural factors impacting recovery from mental illness. It emphasises quality of life, respect for individuals’ values and beliefs, and re-integration into family and community circles. It promotes consideration of these factors in the development of treatment plans for people with complex mental health needs.
Aims
The Section aims to:
- promote the objectives of the College in consideration of social, cultural and rehabilitation aspects of psychiatry
- advise on social, cultural and rehabilitation considerations in psychiatric training
- advance and disseminate research on social, cultural and rehabilitation considerations in psychiatry
- contribute to and promote the highest standards of clinical practice.
Bi-national Section Committee
The Chair of the Bi-national Section Committee is Dr Nicholas Burns.
The current Committee can be contacted via email memberhelp@ranzcp.org.
The Bi-national Section Committee's Regulations outline the purpose and responsibilities of the Bi-national Section Committee.
Membership
All members of the College (including trainees and Affiliates) are eligible to join the Section.
The Section Membership Regulations [PDF; 69 KB] outline the role and responsibilities of Section membership.
Join the Section via My RANZCP [Member login required]
Policy
The Section contributes to RANZCP position statements and is involved in consultations on behalf of the College.
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