Codependency knows no bounds.
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Codependency, Psychological↗
Biomedical subjects
G Bennet
Publications and source records attributed to G Bennet.
Susan Britton Wills Unit, Bristol General Hospital: multidisciplinary, general hospital and community psychiatry.
The Susan Britton Wills Unit at the Bristol General Hospital is a small and busy multidisciplinary psychiatric unit, providing a wide range of in-patient, out-patient and day-patient services for the residents of Bristol Health District.
Ambulatory Care↗
What should psychiatrists be doing in the 1990s?
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
If I were a dean.
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
Whole-person medicine and psychiatry for medical students.
Doctors predominantly going to work in the community are taught technologically advanced medicine in specialised hospitals. The subject-matter has to be fragmented in order to be teachable, but somebody has to put the whole person together again. The task is taken on by university departments of psychiatry and mental health. A teaching programme has been evolved in Bristol to meet these needs and to teach clinical psychiatry.
Attitude of Health Personnel↗
Psychological breakdown at sea: hazards of singlehanded ocean sailing.
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Fantasy↗
Medical and psychological problems in the 1972 singlehanded transatlantic yacht race.
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Adaptation, Physiological↗
Accidents and fatigue in small boats.
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Accidents↗
Accidents and fatigue in small boats.
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Accidents↗
Bristol floods 1968. Controlled survey of effects on health of local community disaster.
An investigation into the health of people in Bristol flooded in July 1968 was made by means of a controlled survey and a study of mortality rates. There was a 50% increase in the number of deaths among those whose homes had been flooded, with a conspicuous rise in deaths from cancer.Surgery attendances rose by 53%, referrals to hospital and hospital admissions more than doubled. In all respects the men appeared less well able to cope with the experience of disaster than the women.
Adolescent↗