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Psychiatry's commitment to public psychiatry
New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1991AbstractMany of the predictions voiced by the author almost a decade ago have proved accurate.
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Neuroplasticity and psychiatry
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1998Objective: There is increasing concern that the course of psychiatric disorders may be affected by parameters such as the duration and intensity of symptoms of initial episodes of illness. As this indicates that abnormal function produces long-term changes within the brain, a review of the neuroscience literature regarding neuroplasticity is warranted.
Gynther, BD, Calford, MB, Sah, P
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1979
AbstractAs compared to other aspects of legal control that can be imposed on psychiatric practice, malpractice law is not oppressive.
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AbstractAs compared to other aspects of legal control that can be imposed on psychiatric practice, malpractice law is not oppressive.
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British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1948
In this address, Winnicott describes how a clinical link between infant development and psychiatric states is made, and he stresses the importance of cooperation and consultation between the paediatrician and the child psychiatrist. He emphasises the importance of the infant-mother relationship in developing a human being’s mental health and he is ...
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In this address, Winnicott describes how a clinical link between infant development and psychiatric states is made, and he stresses the importance of cooperation and consultation between the paediatrician and the child psychiatrist. He emphasises the importance of the infant-mother relationship in developing a human being’s mental health and he is ...
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