What’s New in Psychiatric Times – April Highlights  |  April 9, 2020   The journal psychiatrists read cover-to-cover!   SPECIAL REPORT: Sleep Disorders CHAIR: Ruth Benca, MD, PhD Read these new articles in this month’s print issue! The Slippery Slope of Sleep and Suicide How does screening for sleep issues help prevent suicide? What sleep treatments are most effective in reducing suicidal ideation? The Rhythm of the Night Disruptions in the circadian system and its alignment with the sleep-wake cycle can contribute to psychiatric illness. Here: Tips for assessment and treatment.   Related Content From Psychiatric Times   Antidepressant Choices & Sleep Which antidepressants work best with sleep disorders such as insomnia, restless legs syndrome (RLS), and obstructive sleep apnea, and which should you skip? here.   Sleep Disorders in Early Psychosis One study found that 80% of participants with early psychosis had a comorbid sleep disorder—often severe and untreated. Explore this link and what it means for your patients. Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Sleep’s Enemy—Caffeine This natural product is also the world’s most commonly consumed psychotropic drug. Here: Caffeine’s impact on sleep and psychiatric disorders.   Up Next Month: Addressing Premature Mortality ADVERTISEMENT Tighten Your Workflows to Reduce Revenue Leaks Mastering the business operations of a medical practice may not come naturally, let alone easily, to many physicians who intrinsically are more focused on clinical patient care. Download Take Control of Your Revenue Stream guide.