We encourage the Maltese government, as an EU member state, and Maltese representatives on UN Security Council to advocate more strongly for cessation of hostility and for full protection of medical facilities in accordance with international law on humanitarian protection. (keep reading...)
The Psychiatry Postgraduate Training Committee kicks off the Academic Year with a breakfast meeting for Clinical & Educational Supervisors. MAP continues to prioritise education in order to improve standards of mental health care delivery in Malta. We wish all our (keep reading...)
Din is-sena ningħaqdu wara t-tema “Is-Saħħa Mentali hija dritt universali tal-bniedem”. Il-komunitajiet jistinkaw biex itejbu l-għarfien, iqajmu kuxjenza u jixprunaw azzjonijiet li jippromwovu u jipproteġu s-saħħa mentali ta’ kulħadd.
This year we unite behind the theme “Mental Health is a (keep reading...)
“Communities strive to improve knowledge, raise awareness and drive actions that promote and protect everyone’s mental health.
Locally, there does seem to be increased awareness. More people seem to be talking. What, in truth, has been achieved?”
The Maltese Association welcomes Dr Anthony Cini, the newly elected MAPT President on the EC as Trainee Representative. We wish him luck as we continue with our work. We would like to thank Dr Yanika Degiorgio, exiting Trainee Representative and (keep reading...)
The Maltese Association of Psychiatry is proud to announce that it has been admitted as full member of the World Psychiatric Association (WPA).
The WPA is the global association representing 145 psychiatric societies in 121 countries and bringing together more (keep reading...)