The European Journal of Psychiatry is an academic journal that covers a wide range of topics in psychiatry and mental health. It not only focuses on traditional clinical psychiatric research, but also aims to introduce interdisciplinary advances related to biology, psychology, and social sciences. This multidimensional research perspective helps provide a comprehensive framework for understanding and addressing mental health issues.

The publication content of this journal reflects the diversity and complexity of the field of psychiatry, including but not limited to the etiology, epidemiology, diagnostic methods, treatment strategies, preventive measures, and rehabilitation processes of mental illnesses. Special emphasis is placed on the importance of basic research, such as the latest discoveries in the fields of neurobiology, genetics, neuropsychology, etc., which provide key information for understanding the biological basis of mental illness. At the same time, the journal also focuses on the application of clinical laboratory techniques in psychiatry, such as neuroimaging, biomarker detection, cognitive assessment tools, etc. The development and application of these technologies provide new possibilities for early diagnosis, precise treatment, and prognostic evaluation of mental illnesses.