A. M. Ashfaq U. Rahman, MD

Department of Psychiatry, Government Medical College, Kozhikode, India

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A. M. Ashfaq U. Rahman, MD, is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Government Medical College, Kozhikode, India. Rahman's publications from 2022 to 2026 focus on clinical and research topics including community psychiatry, emergency psychiatric care, addiction related to fantasy games, and adverse drug reactions such as quetiapine-induced myoclonus. The author has contributed to studies on attitudes toward violent patients with mental illness and broader issues of violence and aggression in psychiatric settings. Frequent collaborators include N. A. Uvais, Amrutha C. Madhu, D. P. Shihabudheen, and Vishnu Mangalamchery.

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Global Research Trends in Community Psychiatry
Original Research

Global Research Trends in Community Psychiatry

June 2, 2026

This bibliometric analysis identifies the practice-relevant areas most emphasized in the “community psychiatry” literature (2015–2025), which clinicians can use to prioritize local quality improvement targets aligned with current service...
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Attitudes of ED Nurses Toward Violent Patients
Original Research

Attitudes of ED Nurses Toward Violent Patients

March 26, 2026

Staff attitudes significantly influence aggression management, with over half of surveyed nurses holding neutral—not positive—views on causes and management.
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Exploring the Addictive Nature of Fantasy Games Beyond Skill Mastery
Case Report

Exploring the Addictive Nature of Fantasy Games Beyond Skill Mastery

December 21, 2023

The rise of fantasy game culture has had a significant impact on society and has transformed the perception of gaming from a recreational activity to a legitimate career option.
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Quetiapine-Induced Myoclonus
Case Report

Quetiapine-Induced Myoclonus

June 9, 2022

Here, the authors report the case of a patient who developed myoclonus after taking a single dose of very low-dose quetiapine.
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