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The Primary Care Companion to The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
  Volume 1, 1999
  Volume 2, 2000
  Volume 3, 2001
  Volume 4, 2002
  Volume 5, 2003
  Volume 6, 2004
  Volume 7, 2005
  Volume 8, 2006
  Volume 9, 2007
 

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 9, 2007
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Monthly Issues

  1. 9(6):409–483
  2. 9(5):330–404
  3. 9(4):225–325
  4. 9(3):179–250
  5. 9(2):88–165
  6. 9(1):1–81

PCC Editor's Choice

These special supplements are reprints of supplements from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. They are not part of the regular run of The Primary Care Companion and are not available for free. Members of the Net Society Platinum, however, may view these supplements by clicking on the links below.

  1. Volume 9, Supplement 2 Narcolepsy and Excessive Daytime Sleepiness:From the Bench to the Bedside (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 68, Supplement 3) (Also available in SuppleNet)

  2. Volume 9, Supplement 1 Atypical Depression: Management Challenges and New Treatment Advances (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 68, Supplement 3) (Also available in SuppleNet)

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 8, 2006
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Monthly Issues

  1. 8(6):321–391
  2. 8(5):255–320
  3. 8(4):189–254
  4. 8(3):119–188
  5. 8(2):57–118
  6. 8(1):1–56

PCC Editor's Choice

These special supplements are reprints of supplements from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. They are not part of the regular run of The Primary Care Companion and are not available for free. Members of the Net Society Platinum, however, may view these supplements by clicking on the links below.

  1. Volume 8, Supplement 3 Insomnia and Emerging Therapies: Treating the Whole Patient [Psychiatry in Brief] (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 67, Supplement 13) (Also available in SuppleNet)

  2. Volume 8, Supplement 2 New Developments in the Treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 67, Supplement 8) (Also available in SuppleNet)

  3. Volume 8, Supplement 1 The Alzheimer’s Disease Continuum: From Neuropathology to Clinical Practice (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 67, Supplement 3) (Also available in SuppleNet)

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 7, 2005
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Monthly Issues

  1. 7(6):257–323
  2. 7(5):210–256
  3. 7(4):146–209
  4. 7(3):84–145
  5. 7(2):41–83
  6. 7(1):1–40

PCC Editor's Choice

These special supplements are reprints of supplements from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. They are not part of the regular run of The Primary Care Companion and are not available for free. Members of the Net Society Platinum, however, may view these supplements by clicking on the links below.

  1. Volume 7, Supplement 2 Sleep: New Frontiers in Psychiatry and Primary Care (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 66, Supplement 9) (Also available in SuppleNet)

  2. Volume 7, Supplement 1 Utilizing Benzodiazepines in Clinical Practice: An Evidence-Based Discussion (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 66, Supplement 2) (Also available in SuppleNet)

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 6, 2004
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Monthly Issues

  1. 6(6):229–276
  2. 6(5):188–228
  3. 6(4):145–187
  4. 6(3):101–144
  5. 6(2):56–100
  6. 6(1):1–55

PCC Editor's Choice

These special supplements are reprints of supplements from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. They are not part of the regular run of The Primary Care Companion and are not available for free. Members of the Net Society Platinum, however, may view these supplements by clicking on the links below.

  1. Volume 6, Supplement 3 Revisiting the Use of High-Potency Benzodiazepines (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 65, Supplement 5)

Supplements

  1. Volume 6, Supplement 2 Using Atypical Antipsychotics in Primary Care, 3: Safety Considerations

  2. Volume 6, Supplement 1 New Treatments for Depression Characterized by Physical Symptoms

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 5, 2003
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Monthly Issues

  1. 5(6):243–297
  2. 5(5):192–242
  3. 5(4):149–191
  4. 5(3):102–148
  5. 5(2):59–101
  6. 5(1):1–58

PCC Editor's Choice

These special supplements are reprints of supplements from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. They are not part of the regular run of The Primary Care Companion and are not available for free. Members of the Net Society Platinum, however, may view these supplements by clicking on the links below.

  1. Volume 5, Supplement 9 Treating Depression and Anxiety to Remission (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 64, Supplement 15)

  2. Volume 5, Supplement 8 Optimizing Wakefulness in Patients With Fatigue and Executive Dysfunction (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 64, Supplement 14)
  3. Volume 5, Supplement 2 Treating Depression and Anxiety to Remission: Use of Algorithms (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 64, Supplement 2)
  4. Volume 5, Supplement 1 New Approaches to Managing Difficult-to-Treat Depressions (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 64, Supplement 1)

Supplements

  1. Volume 5, Supplement 7 Emerging Evidence in the Treatment of Depression and Chronic Pain in Primary Care: All Antidepressants Are Not Created Equal
  2. Volume 5, Supplement 6 Using Atypical Antipsychotics in Primary Care, 2: Special Populations
  3. Volume 5, Supplement 5 Long-Term Safety of Methylphenidate in the Treatment of ADHD: Dispelling the Myths and Misconceptions About Stimulant Therapy Abuse
  4. Volume 5, Supplement 4 Erectile Dysfunction and Comorbid Depression: Prevalence, Treatment Strategies, and Associated Medical Conditions
  5. Volume 5, Supplement 3 Using Atypical Antipsychotics in Primary Care, 1: Evidence and Clinical Strategies

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 4, 2002
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Monthly Issues

  1. 4(6):207–261
  2. 4(5):172–206
  3. 4(4):122–171
  4. 4(3):88–121
  5. 4(2):38–87
  6. 4(1):1–37

PCC Editor's Choice

These special supplements are reprints of supplements from The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. They are not part of the regular run of The Primary Care Companion and are not available for free. Members of the Net Society Platinum, however, may view these supplements by clicking on the links below.

  1. Volume 4, Supplement 4 Novel Treatments for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Children and Adults (Editor's Choice)(Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 63, Supplement 12)

  2. Volume 4, Supplement 3 Treating Sexual Dysfunction: Psychiatry's Role in the Age of Sildenafil (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 63, Supplement 5)

  3. Volume 4, Supplement 2 Safety Profiles of Mood Stabilizers, Antipsychotics, and Broad-Spectrum Psychotropics (Editor's Choice) (JCP Supplement Volume 63, Supplement 4)

Supplements

  1. Volume 4, Supplement 1 Current Considerations for the Clinical Management of Insomnia

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 3, 2001
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Monthly Issues

  1. 3(6):230–283
  2. 3(5):188–229
  3. 3(4):149–187
  4. 3(3):91–148
  5. 3(2):42–90
  6. 3(1):1–41 Febuary

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 2, 2000
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Monthly Issues

  1. 2(6):192–236 December 2000
  2. 2(5):151–191 October 2000
  3. 2(4):114–150 August 2000
  4. 2(3):69–113 June 2000
  5. 2(2):35–68 April 2000
  6. 2(1):1–34 February 2000

The Primary Care Companion
Volume 1, 1999
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Monthly Issues

  1. 1(6):172–201 December 1999
  2. 1(5):129–171 October 1999
  3. 1(4):94–128 August 1999
  4. 1(3):62–93 June 1999
  5. 1(2):31–61 April 1999
  6. 1(1):1–30 February 1999

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