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... Abstract Psychoanalytical initial interviews were monitored by cameras while, at the same time, both the patient’s and the doctor’s ECGs were telemetrically recorded. Changes of heart rate were related to intra- aswell as interpersonal occurrences during the interview. Both concordant...

... a treatment algorithm is proposed for acute pain [ 42 , 43 ]. Table 2 General principles for the treatment of chronic pain in CKD patients Table 3 Treatment of acute pain in CKD patients Analgesic drugs can be administered intravenously or orally. It is a doctor's duty to prevent...

... Abstract Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) was both a writer and a doctor, as well as a patient. In spite of his literary success, he did not turn away from medicine until 1897, at the age of 37, when his tuberculosis became too serious. During his medical studies in Moscow, he wrote short stories...

... of professional sexual misconduct (PSM). Health care institutions (doctors’ surgery, clinics, hospitals, in- and out-patient departments, care and nursing homes, etc.) must be considered as high risk places for sexual offenses due to the numerous opportunities provided by the professionals’ access to clients...

... Abstract The doctor/patient relationship is sometimes an important social and therapeutic variable affecting the presentation and course of disease. It has cultural, interpersonal and pschological determinants, sometimes including neurotic determinants, in both the patient and the doctor...

... Abstract Every patient goes through 3 phases in psychotherapy: (1) regarding the doctor with a mixture of skepticism and wonder, (2) seeing the doctor as a comrade, and (3) regarding the doctor as a challenger. In the case of somatic neuroses, the 1st phase shows a specific character because...

... of manipulative suicide in a general hospital is found to be 60 % of those who attempt suicide, and methods of sorting out suicide manipulators are discussed. The strained nature of the doctor/patient relationship in this kind of suicide is described and certain guidelines are presented which may be helpful...

... Abstract Studies on doctor/patient relationship should take into account their mutual influences, and the setting where it takes place. The classical curative schema does not include, generally, the patient’s feedback. Moreover, a third inanimate member (instrument, drug) is interposed in great...

... Abstract This contribution deals with some observations concerning the doctor/ patient relationship in ulcerative colitis. At first we describe the specific experience of object loss which arises at the beginning of ulcerative colitis. Following this we report on several patients’ groups...

... Abstract In the course of their teaching of psychological medicine to medical students, the authors have organized a weekly seminar in which role-playing is used as a technique for teaching the doctor/patient relationship. It has also become clear that this technique can be used to study...

... Abstract Central to the doctor/patient relationship is its emphasis on the experiential aspect of the individual human being–an emphasis that is in danger of being lost between current enthusiasm for the biological and sociological dimensions of behavior. The study of the nature of transference...