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PubMed1986

[The moral crisis of dehumanization and psychiatry].

The excessive determination is in relation with the recent theory of the brain. The brain is only from the discovery of Babinski an executive organ, but there is the personality with the moral problems. The excessive importance of the prognostic from Kraepelin and Bleuler is a danger that have seen by Baillarger, one of the founder of Medico-psychologique society. It is important to emphasize the action of moral factors from the revelation of hebraïc Bible until Pinel, Esquirol and the other foundators of french psychiatry until Clerambault, Marchand and Guiraud.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗
PubMed1982

Psychiatry's role in the dehumanization of health care.

Contemporary health care systems have been criticized as being insensitive to patients' affective needs. Although the mental health care disciplines have assumed the guardianship of medical humanism, psychiatrists and behavioral scientists have unintentionally played a role in the development of this insensitivity. Preclinical psychiatric curricula and the role models presented by clinician-teachers often neglect the technologic aspects of humanistic medicine. This has encouraged a schism between the affective and cognitive components of medical practice. Alterations of psychiatric teaching and practice that may foster humanistic medical practice are suggested.

Curriculum↗