Titlebook: Interaction Between Mental and Physical Illness; Needed Areas of Rese Rolf ?hman,Hugh L. Freeman,S?ren Nielzén Conference proceedings 1989

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Summaries of Discussion,to be concerned particularly with how their behavior can be changed by education and advice. This seems to be particularly difficult for addicts. Comparisons could be made with coping behavior in other chronic or life-threatening conditions.

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,Psychiatric Consequences of Physical Illness — Clinical Aspects: Discussion,e increased by including clinical experiences and research results from a broader perspective of the soma-psyche relationship. This is represented in the middle and right-hand parts of the figure. Some reasons for such a view are that:

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,Hypothesis Concerning “Natural” Mortality in Psychiatry,paper on the subject using statistical methods dates from 1841 (Farr 1841). The first question is whether or not the phenomenon of high mortality still exists today: Craig and Lin (1981) have described an excess death rate in a psychiatric population in New York both before and after the introduction of psychotropic drugs.

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Psychological Contributions to the Causes and Course of Physical Illness,cho-social approach to diagnosis and treatment, with an assurance that factors in all three dimensions are being taken into account. There should be as much interest in the aetiology of distress as of disease.

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Epilepsy and Psychiatric Disorder,ty-based samples (Pond and Bidwell 1960; Dowds et al. 1983; Toone 1986). Epidemiological investigations with larger samples are required, incorporating standardized rating scales to measure psychiatric morbidity and careful electro-clinical investigation.

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(ESF) in 1975. EMRC is an association of medical research councils or equivalent organizations in Western Europe. The National Institutes of Health, the Israel Academy of Sciences, and the European Office of WHO are associated with EMRC and take an active part in its activities. The main aims of EM