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PubMed1978

A report of three years' experience of a Balint group in Cape Town.

Three years' experience as members of a group composed predominantly of general practitioners, and constituted to discuss psychological problems encountered in general practice, is reported. Without exception, present and past members found the experience valuable, and particular mention was made of members' increased insight into their own reactions in the doctor-patient relationship. It is hoped that the experience of this group will encourage general practitioners in other centres which do not already have such a group to consider forming similar groups.

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PubMed1979

The impact of holistic medicine, medical groups, and health concepts.

Holistic medicine (Greek, holos, meaning entire or whole) focuses on the whole person--mind-body-spirit, well-being, and wellness. It is a new health care movement or medical approach that is gaining momentum. The basic concepts are simple and clear, avoiding a piecemeal approach to health with treatment of one disease. Two or three physicians may form holistic medical groups, sometimes inviting nonphysician health care professionals to join. Some of these nonphysicians are not licensed, and standards need to be devised. Governmental agencies are impressed by low-cost resuits, especially with chronically ill patients. There are also groups that have spiritual health care modalities and ministrations. Nevertheless, there are commercialistic tendencies and faddism in some centers, and the literature has been criticized as being for laymen by laymen; however, the movement deserves a sympathetic hearing.

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PubMed1987

Effects of large group awareness training on participants' psychiatric status.

The impact of large group awareness training on psychiatric status was evaluated in two cohorts of participants. Clinical and Diagnostic Interview Schedule interviews were used to specify impact; a small number of stress reactions and no psychiatric casualties were identified in the more than 300 subjects studied.

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