The American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists was founded in 1975 by George Winokur, MD, and others who shared the belief that a wealth of clinically relevant data can be found in every psychiatrist’s clinical experience. The organization provides a forum to share information for psychiatrists engaged in direct patient care, and to keep abreast of the latest scientific developments relevant to the practice of psychiatry. Annals of Clinical Psychiatry is the official journal of the American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists. Annals of Clinical Psychiatry publishes high-quality clinical articles that focus on the advancement of patient care. Contributions furnish psychiatric professionals and students with a continuing medical perspective on their discipline, addressing problems and concerns that arise in clinical practice as well as their potential solutions.
AACP Goals
- Providing state-of-the-art scientific data to practicing psychiatrists through meetings and scholarly publications.
- Strengthening the image of psychiatry as a medical specialty guided by scientific principles in collaboration with other medical disciplines.
- Collaborating with other professional organizations to promote cooperation and understanding of our common interests.
- Encouraging the participation of psychiatrists-in-training and early-career psychiatrists in our organization.