Titlebook: Mental Health in Asia and the Pacific; Historical and Cultu Harry Minas,Milton Lewis Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media New York 201

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Mental Health in Thailand: Historical and Cultural Perspectives, (moral treatment) was introduced by missionary doctor, . in 1835. In the twentieth century, His Majesty, King Rama V, set up a special hospital for mentally ill patients. In 1929, doctors had been sent abroad to study psychiatry and came back to teach medical students and nurses. Mental health prog

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Mental Health in Cambodia,etween 1975 and 1979. After the first United Nations sponsored election in 1993, international sanctions were lifted and Cambodia was allowed to receive international assistance. Many international organizations established mental health programs and services including Oslo University’s Cambodian Me

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From Centralized to Decentralized Service: Mental Health and Psychiatry in Malaysia,rly nineteenth?century throughout the post-independence era. Introduced by colonialists in the early nineteenth?century, mental health institutions in Malaya started out as a colonial program that aimed to clean the colony of vagrants, starving migrants, paupers, drug addicts, convicts, and people a

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Psychiatry and Mental Health Care in Indonesia from Colonial to Modern Times,onsisting of four large mental hospitals and about a dozen psychiatric clinics located in the major urban centres. The colony ultimately had the highest number of beds per capita in psychiatric institutions in Southeast Asia. After Indonesia gained independence, the psychiatric infrastructure built

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