Professor, Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine
Psychiatry
Dr. Ezra E. Griffith, MD
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Ezra Griffith practices Psychiatry. Ezra E. Griffith, MD is a published physician. He has 64 publications published. The most current publication "Ten dimensions of public-sector managed care."
Publications
- Cultural competence in correctional mental health.
- Legal rights and involuntary transfer following voluntary admission.
- Medical care auditing.
- A survey of clinical experience with ciprofloxacin, a new quinolone antimicrobial.
- Cultural factors in the training of psychiatric residents in an Hispanic urban community.
- The impact of culture and religion on psychiatric care.
- Suicide and parasuicide in Barbados, 1974-1978.
- Report of the task force on consent to voluntary hospitalization.
- On the professional socialization of black residents in psychiatry.
- Cross-cultural issues and treatments of psychiatric disorders.
- The black autobiography as a teaching tool in psychiatry.
- Recognition by human gut gamma delta cells of stress inducible major histocompatibility molecules on enterocytes.
- Blacks and American Psychiatry.
- A historical review of the Madison model of community care.
- Psychological benefits of Spiritual Baptist "mourning".
- Racism, psychological injury, and compensatory damages.
- Clinical perspectives on the Rastafari movement.
- Personal storytelling and the metaphor of belonging.
- Sociocultural and therapeutic perspectives on violence.
- Recent trends in suicide and homicide among blacks.
- An analysis of the therapeutic elements in a black church service.
- Experts in church courts: a role not sacred.
- Psychiatric consultation in Catholic annulment proceedings.
- Psychological benefits of Spiritual Baptist "mourning," II: An empirical assessment.
- Understanding due discretion of judgment in Catholic marriage courts.
- What is pathological lying?
- Recent developments in the Grenada mental health program.
- Institutional response to inpatients' threats against the President.
- Defining managed care in public-sector psychiatry.
- Structure and provision of services in Black churches in New Haven, Connecticut.
- A vision for managing care.
- Recent developments in the transracial adoption debate.
- Expert testimony in cult-related litigation.
- Prototypes of intrafamily homicide and serious assault among insanity acquittees.
- Forensic and policy implications of the transracial adoption debate.
- Nally II: further clarification of clergy malpractice.
- Ten dimensions of public-sector managed care.
- The experiences of long-stay inpatients returning to the community.
- The development and practice of pastoral counseling.
- Pastoral counseling and the concept of malpractice.
- Ethics in forensic psychiatry: a cultural response to Stone and Appelbaum.
- Regulating pastoral counseling practice: the problem of sexual misconduct.
- Developments in clergy malpractice: the case of Sanders v. Casa View Baptist Church.
- Reconsideration of sexual misconduct by clergy counselors: the case of F.G. v. MacDonell.
- Oral performance, identity, and representation in forensic psychiatry.
- Ethics in forensic psychiatry publishing.
- Managing risk and recovery: redefining miscibility of oil and water.
- Conceptualizing the forensic psychiatry report as performative narrative.
- Stone's views of 25 years ago have now shifted incrementally.
- Alan Stone's contributions to ethics in forensic psychiatry.
- Commentary: the place of performative writing in forensic psychiatry.
- Cultural stereotypes die hard: the case of transracial adoption.
- Re: Ethics questions raised by characteristics of 18 juveniles awaiting execution in Texas.
- Personal narrative and an African-American perspective on medical ethics.
- Pathological lying revisited.
- Clergy counselors and confidentiality: a case for scrutiny.
- An American cultural view of the British DSPD proposals.
- Truth in forensic psychiatry: a cultural response to Gutheil and colleagues.
- Developing ethical guidelines for pharmaceutical company support in an academic mental health center.
- The integral role of pastoral counseling by African-American clergy in community mental health.
- Best practices: racial and ethnic effects on antipsychotic prescribing practices in a community mental health center.
- The roles of behavioral health professionals in class action litigation.
- Duty to third parties, dangerousness, and the right to refuse treatment: problematic concepts for psychiatrist and lawyer.
Schools
University of Louis Pasteur UFR Medical Science
French Hospital
Einstein College Med
Doctors Specialties
- Forensic Psychiatry
- Psychiatry
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center -
Louis Pasteur University Faculty of Medical Science
Hospital
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Yale-New Haven Hospital
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