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With the major changes in health care and general hospital practice in the last decade, practice and research in consultation and liaison psychiatry have also changed dramatically. The authors present a selected review of recent advances and implications for five important topics in consultation-liaison research: diagnosis, disease mechanisms, biologic treatments, health services, and psychosocial treatments for medical disorders.
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