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Therapeutic Communities: A Therapeutic Bridge
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 2004The original therapeutic community movement has seen a variety of interpretations that may bear little resemblance to the original model. The democratic model concept of social learning offers one approach to further social maturation and personality change.
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Journal of Neurovirology, 2002
Recent developments in antiretroviral therapeutics are summarized. The seven groups of antiretroviral drugs are briefly described, focussing on mechanism of action and new compounds. Updated recommendations of the International AIDS Society are reviewed.
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Recent developments in antiretroviral therapeutics are summarized. The seven groups of antiretroviral drugs are briefly described, focussing on mechanism of action and new compounds. Updated recommendations of the International AIDS Society are reviewed.
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Archives of Surgery, 1993
We have proposed the term "therapeutic angiogenesis" to describe the induction or stimulation of neovascularization for the treatment or prevention of pathological clinical situations characterized by local hypovascularity. Evidence also shows that "clinically normal" healing and tissue regeneration can be improved or accelerated by therapeutic ...
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We have proposed the term "therapeutic angiogenesis" to describe the induction or stimulation of neovascularization for the treatment or prevention of pathological clinical situations characterized by local hypovascularity. Evidence also shows that "clinically normal" healing and tissue regeneration can be improved or accelerated by therapeutic ...
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THE RENAISSANCE OF THERAPEUTICS.
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1906A new start in life, a new lease of life, a new movement—that is what we are witnessing to-day, I think, in the theory and practice of therapeutics. There have been other such new shoots before on the old tree, and doubtless there will be many more. Our time is not the turning point of all the ages.
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Endoscopy, 1976
The authors report their experience with regard to operative fibrecolonoscopy both in routine and emergency cases. After taking into consideration the use of this technique for the study and treatment of rectal and colonic polyps, they also recommend the use in emergency conditions of colonic haemorrhage and in the removal of foreign bodies.
A, Montori +4 more
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The authors report their experience with regard to operative fibrecolonoscopy both in routine and emergency cases. After taking into consideration the use of this technique for the study and treatment of rectal and colonic polyps, they also recommend the use in emergency conditions of colonic haemorrhage and in the removal of foreign bodies.
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Reporting therapeutic discourse in a therapeutic community
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1988Research in nurses' communications has concentrated on nurse to patient interactions. Those few studies which focus on nurse to nurse communications seem to be generated by a pragmatic and normative concern with effective information sharing. In this paper, which describes one aspect of a larger case study of a hospital‐based therapeutic community, the
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The Therapeutic Alliance: Implications for Therapeutic Process and Therapeutic Goals
Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 2011Interest in the importance of the therapeutic alliance to the psychotherapeutic process has recently grown across theoretical domains. Through a case example the author demonstrates that in some cases a familiar pattern of relating with the therapist may be more important for the client in terms of treatment success than positive regard early in ...
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Sociology of Health & Illness, 2017
AbstractIn this article I examine the advancement of therapeutic penality in theUK, a penal philosophy that reimagines prison policy, practices and environments utilising psychological knowledge. Adopting a historical approach, I show how modern therapeutic penality is linked to the emergence of personality science in the nineteenth century and the ...
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AbstractIn this article I examine the advancement of therapeutic penality in theUK, a penal philosophy that reimagines prison policy, practices and environments utilising psychological knowledge. Adopting a historical approach, I show how modern therapeutic penality is linked to the emergence of personality science in the nineteenth century and the ...
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How Therapeutic is Therapeutic Holding?
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1990S E, Wong +3 more
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1930
CARY EGGLESTON, SOMA WEISS
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CARY EGGLESTON, SOMA WEISS
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