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Tyler Durns

Psychiatry
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
M.D.
Last researched 4 months ago
Psychiatry

About

Tyler Durns, M.D., is a psychiatrist based in Salt Lake City, Utah, with clinical and scholarly interests spanning psychosis, violence risk assessment, suicide, and the intersection of mental illness with legal and institutional systems. His work reflects a sustained focus on some of the more complex and contested areas of psychiatric practice, including the use of psychiatric holds, readmission risk following inpatient care, and the historical and social forces that have shaped institutionalization in the United States.

Dr. Durns has published across a range of peer-reviewed venues, including the International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, Focus, History of Psychiatry, and BMC Medical Education, among others. His published work addresses topics such as violence risk associated with hallucinogens, frameworks for understanding mental illness and violence, suicide risk following inpatient discharge, and the effects of temporary psychiatric holds on patient outcomes. He has also contributed to research on psilocybin-assisted group psychotherapy in oncology patients and on how psychiatric training programs responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. He is licensed to practice medicine in Utah.

Credentials

M.D. MD

Publications

  • Contextualizing Violence Risk Associated With Hallucinogens.
  • From Fear to Framework: Toward Understanding of Violence and Mental Illness.
  • HOPE: A Pilot Study of Psilocybin Enhanced Group Psychotherapy in Patients With Cancer.
  • Response of US psychiatric programs to the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact on trainees.
  • Do no harm in due process - a historical analysis of social determinates of institutionalization in the USA.
  • Effects of temporary psychiatric holds on length of stay and readmission risk among persons admitted for psychotic disorders.
  • Risk of suicide after discharge from inpatient psychiatric care: a systematic review.
  • Pseudologia Fantastica: An Elaborate Tale of Combat-related PTSD.
  • A Case of Biopharmaceutical-Induced Catatonia and the Implication of a Novel Mechanism.
  • Dave and the person in the room.

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