Professor Nigel L G Eastman, FRCPsych

Occupation: Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist; Professor of Law and Ethics in Psychiatry
Qualifications: MB,ChB, BSc, MRCPsych, FRCPsych, MD, Barrister (Non-practising)
Explanation of  
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
Bachelor of Science
Member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Doctor of Medicine
Organisation: St George's Hospital Medical School
Address: Department of Forensic Psychiatry
Level 0, Room 245
Jenner Wing
Cranmer Terrace
London
SW17 0RE
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Office Telephone: 020 8725 5567
Mobile: 07710 741508
Fax: 020 8725 2475
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Article (1): Inquiry into homicides by psychiatric patients (BMJ, Oct 1996)
Article (2): Public health psychiatry or crime prevention? (BMJ, Feb 1999)
Article (3): Needs assessment for mentally disordered offenders (BMJ, Dec 2000)
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Publications (1) : Click here
Publications (2) : Access Medline database
Legal references: (none at present)
Areas of Expertise: Forensic psychiatry
Witness proofing
Assault by police officer
Health legal/ethical issues
Medical ethics
Medical ethics (disciplinary matters)
Fitness to work (medical disputes)
Medical competence/negligence
Medical malpractice
Hospital treatment disputes
Therapeutic misadventure
Psychopathology/psychiatric disorders
Anxiety disorders and depression (psychiatry)
Trauma sequelae (psychiatry including personal injury)
Accident victims (psychiatry)
Rape/sexual abuse victims (psychiatry)
Assault victims (psychiatry)
Crime victims (psychiatry)
War veterans (psychiatry)
Post-traumatic stress disorder (psychiatry)
Bereavement (psychiatry)
Psychosomatic disorders/Munchausen
Munchausen by proxy
Personality disorders/psychoses
Violence, self harm and suicide
Criminal behaviour
Substance and drug abuse/addiction (psychiatry)
Alcohol abuse (psychiatry)
Stress disorders: psychiatry
Psychiatric assessment
Offender assessment (psychiatric)
Serious offender assessment (psychiatric)
Criminal responsibility (psychiatric assessment)
Fitness to plead (psychiatric assessment)
Sex offenders (psychiatric assessment)
Witness assessment/testamentary capacity
Trauma assessment (psychiatric)
Abnormal behaviour (psychiatric assessment)
Mental disorder (psychiatric assessment)
Dangerousness/risk assessment (psychiatric)
Mental Health Act/reviews
Psychiatric care
Psychiatric rehabilitation
Psychiatry ethics, competence and misadventure
Epilepsy and automatism (psychiatry)
Child protection/risk assessment
Child issues

Av. no. of new instructions a year : up to 75
No. of reports written in last 3 years : 150
No. of court appearances in last 3 years : 50
Geographical area of work : All of UK, Europe and USA

Membership of other professional associations :-
Law Society Mental Health and Disability Sub-Committee
Mental Health Law Committee, Royal College of Psychiatrists
International Academy of Law and Psychiatry
Clinical Disputes Forum
Medico-Legal Society
Gray's Inn
Law Society:
 2002 2004
S & M:
 2006 Link to S & M web site

    

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