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Showing 1 to 20 of 119 for “"psychiatrists"”.
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An exploration of psychiatrists' understanding and use of psychological formulation
… attachment theory. The research paper explores psychiatrists’ understanding and use of psychological formulation. A constructivist grounded theory framework led to an initial conceptualisation and model. Four conceptual categories were named as ‘conceptualising formulation’, ‘singing off the …
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Can the value and acceptability of a patient feedback tool for revalidating psychiatrists be improved for both patients and psychiatrists through its co-production? An action research approach.
… in the context of revalidation for practising psychiatrists. Aim: This research sought to address four research questions: i) how are patients and the public involved in the design, delivery and evaluation of patient feedback tools for practising psychiatrists, if at all; ii) what are patient …
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Press coverage of the psychiatrists and psychologists who testified in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan trial
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
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Conflict within psychosis treatment in the English NHS: investigating the experiences of patients and psychiatrists
… the conflict-ridden relationships between psychiatrists and patients. The hope was to form a bridge of understanding and dialogue between mainstream psychiatry, its fringes and the Service User Movement. People diagnosed with psychosis who subsequently sought support from the Movement and …
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Chronobiology and psychiatry : development of a conceptual model and integrative approach for South African psychiatrists
… chronobiology to be presented to South African psychiatrists in training at UCT, and is one of several steps in a programme to promote the concept of chronobiology in psychiatry.
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An investigation of knowledge among counselor educators, educators in clinical psychology, and psychiatrists regarding selected aspects of brain damage
… educators, educators in clinical psychology, and psychiatrists regarding selected aspects of brain damage. Areas explored included knowledge of soft signs, knowledge of pertinent standardized tests and other methods of assessing brain damage, and kinds of referral sources. The specific intention …
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Intercultural communication in psychiatric diagnosis and psychiatric consultations in Leicester, UK
Background: Psychiatrists' perceptions shape diagnostic interviews, impacting intercultural clinical service delivery. Diagnostic criteria, patient information, and cultural influences affect diagnostic consultation outcomes, but barriers in intercultural contexts reveal a gap in applying …
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Decisional Capacity in Psychiatric Inpatient Settings: Understanding and Addressing Key Barriers to Shared Decision Making
… interviewed 25 acute mental health inpatient psychiatrists across 17 unique VHA sites to: 1) determine how psychiatric inpatient psychiatrists are determining patients’ ability to make medication management decisions and, 2) gather psychiatric inpatient psychiatrists’ perspectives on the …
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Perceptions of Clinical Psychologists Relative to Other Mental Health Providers
… clinical psychologists, professional counselors, psychiatrists and clinical social workers. Participants were randomly assigned to two groups: an education group, which received educational information regarding professional requirements and typical roles and functions, and a non-education group, …
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TREATMENT OF MENTAL ILLNESS CO-OCCURRING WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
… study used a qualitative design that asked four psychiatrists on how they are treating their clients with an intellectual disability in addition to their mental illness. The interview guide asks about the difficulty in diagnosing individuals with a mental illness and a co-occurring intellectual …
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Psychiatric Genetics: Confidence Levels and Practice Patterns of Mental Health Professionals
… mental health professionals, including 19 psychiatrists, 38 clinical psychologists, and 17 non-clinical psychologists completed the survey. Both psychiatrists (100%) and psychologists (82%) agreed that genetics play a significant role in the development of mental illness. Higher levels of …
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Mental Health and Ideals of Citizenship: Patient Care at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington, D.C., 1903--1962
… War II era witnessed important changes in both psychiatrists' vision of U.S. citizenship and the institutional culture at St. Elizabeths. Physicians took an increasingly liberal view of race relations under Winfred Overholser, who succeeded White as superintendent in 1937 and was prompted by …
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The image of marriage and family therapy
… within a larger profession. Lawyers, physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers in three states (Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania) were surveyed regarding their beliefs about MFT and nine other occupations. A questionnaire was developed, based upon the sociological …
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'Challenge and Change in a Cinderella Service': A History of Fulbourn Hospital, Cambridgeshire, 1953 – 1995
… The subsequent years saw the appointment of psychiatrists who shared support for a medical model of psychiatry. Attention then turned to the development of care in the community through the establishment of group homes and community mental health teams. The implementation of sectorisation …
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Mental health and ideals of citizenship: Patient care at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington, D.C., 1903-1962
… patients to a productive role in society, psychiatrists entered a contested terrain in which Americans continually refashioned the moral contours of U.S. citizenship. Originally founded as the Government Hospital for the Insane in 1855, St. Elizabeths embodied nearly all of the aspirations …
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Transitions in the Mental Health Field's System of Professions from WWII until the Present: The Case of Dubville
… categories in particular: psychoanalytic psychiatrists, neurological psychiatrists, research psychologists, and clinical psychologists. It also focuses, primarily, on three institutions: a large psychiatric research hospital, a university psychology department, and a psychoanalytic …
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Integrated Behavioral Health at UTMB: A Cost/Benefit Study
… fragmented between primary care providers and psychiatrists as well as other behavioral healthcare specialists. To address this, integrated care models are being investigated to correct these inefficiencies. One of the best known and most studied models of integrated care, the collaborative …
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Antipsychotic drugs for the treatment of acute schizophrenia after the first episode
… study which included a systematic review and psychiatrists’ opinion survey. The systematic review focused on comparative analysis of APDs, regardless of being typical or atypical, which are used for the treatment of schizophrenia, to determine their relative efficacy, rate and causes of …
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