- Cornelius Ani, specialist registrar in child and adolescent psychiatry1,
- Obeagaeli Ani, locum consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist2
- 1Academic Unit of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Imperial College, London W2 1PG
- 2Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust, Elstree Way Clinic, Borehamwood WD6 1JT
- c.ani{at}imperial.ac.uk
As black psychiatrists working in the NHS, we find McKenzie and Bhui's editorial unhelpful and unduly provocative.1 For example, although it is possible that racism has a role in increasing detention rates among black patients, the editorial ignores other well established …
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