What is the heartland of psychiatry?
| Autor: | Goodwin, Guy M., Geddes, John R. |
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PSYCHIATRY
SCHIZOPHRENIA PEOPLE with mental illness MENTAL illness PSYCHOTHERAPY patients PSYCHIATRISTS DIAGNOSIS of schizophrenia DIAGNOSIS of bipolar disorder PSYCHIATRIC drugs COMBINED modality therapy COMPARATIVE studies DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION FORECASTING BIPOLAR disorder RESEARCH methodology MEDICAL needs assessment MEDICAL cooperation HEALTH policy MEDICAL specialties & specialists PHYSICIANS PREJUDICES PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCH RESOURCE allocation SOCIOLOGY OCCUPATIONAL roles EVALUATION research |
| Zdroj: | British Journal of Psychiatry; Sep2007, Vol. 191, p189-191, 3p |
| Abstrakt: | Psychiatry has long identified schizophrenia as its defining disorder, its heartland as it has been called. In the past 20 years, this has had a number of negative consequences for psychiatry as a medical specialty, which result from the uncertainty of diagnosis and an increasing emphasis on demedicalising services in an attempt to provide social care outside hospital. These changes have probably increased the stigma attached to psychiatric practice and threaten to deskill doctors. They have also meant that services for other disorders do not meet the needs of patients. To continue to allow schizophrenia to be the paradigm condition is against the interests of psychiatrists and their patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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