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Challenges of practicing psychiatry
The document discusses the international challenges of practicing psychiatry, focusing on issues like stigma, anti-psychiatry movements, and the ethics involved. It highlights the complexities of mental health management, including the nature of diseases, cultural aspects, and the importance of evidence-based practices. Furthermore, it addresses the impact of stigma on patients and the role of effective communication and education in combating negative perceptions.
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- 1. International Challenges of PracticingPsychiatry Journal Club 7/4/1436 Dr Hosam H Kaseb Registrar Psychiatrist Al Taif Mental Health Hospital Under Supervision of Dr Wasem Marey Consultant Psychiatrist Al Taif Mental Health Hospital
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- 3. Challenges 1. Nature ofThe Disease 2. Stigma 3. Anti-Psychiatry 4. Updated Evidence-Based Practice 5. Cross-Culture Psychiatry 6. Ethics & Medico-Legal Aspects
- 4. Nature of TheDisease Sequale Quality of Life Stigma Course & Prognosis Acute Episodic Chronic Management Pharmacotherapy Psychotherapy Physical Therapy Diagnosis Misdiagnosis Classification systems Over diagnosis Etiology Biological Psychological Social
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- 8. Effects of Stigma Social Stigma Feelings Fear Control Sympathy Thoughts Patientis violent & dangerous Behaviors Avoidance Hostility
- 9. Effects of Stigma Personal Stigma Feelings Lowself- Esteem Apathy Anger Thoughts I am Less human being than others Behaviors إWithdrawal Aggression Motivation
- 10. Fighting Stigma Fighting Stigma Protest Media FightingMisconceptions published by media Opening channels of communication Society Protesting against negative attitudes Least Effective Education Health workers Children & Adolescents Families More Information = Less Stigma Direct Communication Role Models of Effective Patients Most Effective methods (yet sometimes regarded as exceptions)
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- 13. Beginning of theMovement Ex-Patients National Mental Health Council England WANA We Are Not Alone USA Scientology Clifford W. Beers Psychiatrists A Mind That Found itself (1908)
- 14. Reasons for theMovement Harmful Therapies ECT Anxiolytics Psychotropic Side Effects Over Prescription Psychosurgery
- 15. Anti-Psychiatry Pioneers DrThomas Szasz The Mythof Mental Illness 1957 Dr R D Laing The Divided Self 1960 Dr David Cooper Anti- psychiatry 1967 Micheal Foucault Madness & Civilization 1961
- 16. Anti-Psychiatry Concepts Benefits of Psychiatric Treatments Harmof Psychiatric Treatments
- 17. Anti-Psychiatry Claims Psychiatry is a Pseudo-Science Psychiatry isa Social Control Tool Political Abuse of Psychiatry Pharmaceutical Companies & Drug Business Labeling
- 18. Updated Evidence-Based Practice Psychiatry is a Evidence-Based Science Psychiatry isa Branch of Medicine to help patients Ethics of Psychiatric Practice Practice Guidelines Criteria for Diagnosis
- 19. Future of Psychiatry Benefitsof Treatments Harms of Treatments
- 20. Cross-Culture Psychiatry Management Culturally Adapted Psychotherapy Spirituality& Religions Assessment Arabic Brief religious Coping Scale
- 21. Ethics & Medico-Legal Aspects Patients Rights
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- 23. References 1. Portraying mentalillness and drug addiction as treatable health conditions: Effects of a randomized experiment on stigma and discrimination McGinty EE, Goldman HH, Pescosolido B, Barry CL 2014 2. Key Ingredients of Anti-Stigma programs Canadian Journal of Psychiatry 2014 3. Stigma, Conscience , Science in Psychiatry ; Past , Present & Future John Z. Sadler 2009 4. Cross Cultural Validation & psychometric Properties of Arabic Brief Religious Coping Scale (A-BRCS) Ashraf ElHadethe et Al 2014 5. An Examination of the Evidence in Culturally adapted Evidence-Based or Empirically Supported Interventions Janet E. Helms 2014
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