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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1967
THE RECENT focus of interest in the United States upon the field of community psychiatry, and the field's resulting gain in status both among psychiatrists and the public at large, has been marked by a rapid increase in planning and construction of facilities designated as community mental health centers and by supporting legislation in a number of ...
W, Hausman, D M, Rioch
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THE RECENT focus of interest in the United States upon the field of community psychiatry, and the field's resulting gain in status both among psychiatrists and the public at large, has been marked by a rapid increase in planning and construction of facilities designated as community mental health centers and by supporting legislation in a number of ...
W, Hausman, D M, Rioch
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Psychiatry in Military Society — I
Human Organization, 1954The manner in which this concept emerges and is used, depends on the men who are propounding it. In the discussion in Part I of this article we have noted how the military setting can affect psychiatric concepts and methods: we may now ask what the military environment does to the psychiatrist. To some, of course, it does nothing.
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An Orientation to Military Psychiatry
Military Medicine, 1963M B, GIFFEN, J C, SPARKS
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JAPANESE MILITARY PSYCHIATRY IN KOREA
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1946These impressions and statements concerning Japanese military psychiatry are based on an interview with Dr. Kijoto Kawaguchi, a thirty-three year old lieutenant in the Japanese medical corps who was born in ill-fated, atom-bombed Hiroshima and lived in Korea for twenty-five years.
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ADMINISTRATIVE, FORENSIC, AND MILITARY PSYCHIATRY
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1946openaire +5 more sources