Private Consultant Psychiatrist West Midlands

     
   

Dr. Lisa Brownell BSc (Hons) MBChB MRCPsych PGCert MedEd FHEA

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Biography    
       
     
Nationality   British
   
General Medical Council      Full Registration number 4102267
  Specialist Register (General Adult Psychiatry)
   
Section 12(2) Mental Health Act    Approval granted 1998
   
Medical Education  2001- University of Dundee (Masters in Medical Education)
  1988 – 1994  University of Birmingham
   
Qualifications  1991    BSc (Hons) Pharmacology
  1994    MBChB
 

1998    MRCPsych

   
Prizes and Awards 1991    Arthur Thompson Scholarship
  1993    Arthritis and Rheumatology Council Prize
  1994    MBChB with Distinction in Psychiatry
               Honours in Pharmacology
               Honours in Obstetrics & Gynaecology
               Honours in Paediatrics
               Honours in Public Health
   
  2004 -2007 Clinical Excellence Awards
   
Current Appointments Consultant Psychiatrist at local NHS Mental Health Trust
  Honorary Senior Lecturer in Neuroscience / Psychiatry, University of Birmingham
  Chair, Pharmacological Therapies Committee at local Mental Health NHS Trust
   
Research Publications Brockington I & Brownell L.   (1997) Steroid induced pre-partum psychosis   British Journal of Psychiatry 170:90
  Naik PC & Brownell LW  (1999) Treatment of psychiatric aspects of alcohol misuse.  Hospital Medicine 60: 173-177
  Naik PC, Lawton J & Brownell LW.  (2000) Comparing general practitioners and specialist alcohol services in the management of alcohol withdrawal. Psychiatric Bulletin 24:214-216
  Brownell LW & Naik PC  (2000) Assessment in police custody of individuals under the influence of alcohol with co-morbid psychiatric disorders. Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine 7: 39-44
  Naik PC & Brownell LW  (2000) Management in police custody of individuals under the influence of alcohol with co-morbid psychiatric disorders. Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine  7:139-143
  Naik PC & Brownell LW.  (2001) Remember patients’ views.   Psychiatric Bulletin 25:117
  Naik PC & Brownell LW  (2001) Management in police custody of individuals under the influence of alcohol with co-morbid psychiatric disorders (letter). Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine  8:37-38
  Brownell LW & Naik PC.  (2001)  Does method of distribution improve GPs’ response rate in questionnaire studies?  Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 55(9):687
  Brownell LW, Walker PJ & Jumaian AA.  (2001)   Psychosis in Sotos Syndrome.   Journal of the Royal Medical Services  8(2):48-49
  Brownell LW & Naik PC.  (2003) Services for opiate misuse: can primary care meet government expectations?   Psychiatric Bulletin.   27: 328-330
   
Lecturing and Public Engagements Lectures for and supervision of undergraduate medical students at University of Birmingham
  Regular lectures and seminars for Pharmacy students at Aston University
  Training of Junior Psychiatrists, General Practitioners and Hospital Physicians
  Speaker to British Pharmaceutical Society
  Speaker to Royal College of Psychiatrists Annual Meeting
  Speaker to joint Royal College of Psychiatrists and British Psychological Society Meeting
  Regularly invited speaker to various national educational meetings in best practice in Psychiatry
   
Areas of Expertise Depression
  Anxiety
  Post-traumatic stress disorder
  Alcohol and drug misuse
  Obsessive compulsive disorder
  Bipolar affective disorder (manic depression)
  Schizophrenia
  Personality disorders
  Eating disorders
  Child protection
   
Medico-Legal Experience Reports prepared for defendant and claimant organisations, also on an agreed and joint basis
  Civil and Criminal cases undertaken
  Experience of cases involving Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, employment tribunals and the Disability Discrimination Act
  Experience of cases involving child care proceedings
  Experience of attending Court as an expert witness
  Over 8 years of experience, producing on average 75 reports per year