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Meaning psychiatric meaning
What does psychiatric mean?
psychiatric
Synonyms psychiatric synonyms
What other words have the same or similar meaning as psychiatric?
Topics psychiatric topics
What do people use psychiatric to talk about?
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What words refer to a hospital for people who are mentally ill?
Examples psychiatric examples
How do I use psychiatric in a sentence?
Simple sentences
Sami was in a psychiatric hospital.
Sami needed psychiatric help.
It's not a nuthouse, it's a psychiatric hospital.
In South Korea, the most powerful member of a family, usually the oldest living male, has the power to send members of his family to a psychiatric hospital as he sees fit.
Tom was taken to a psychiatric hospital.
Put him in a psychiatric hospital!
Movie subtitles
He runs the psychiatric ward.
Let's not be psychiatric, Miss Hunt. but in a word, yes.
You better watch out, McPherson, or you'll end up in a psychiatric ward.
Call Bellevue Hospital, Psychiatric Department.
Given proper psychiatric treatment, she may snap out of it entirely.
We will submit psychiatric testimony establishing without a doubt - - That Lt. Commander Queeg is sane and should not have been relieved.
From a psychiatric standpoint, yes.
Isn't there one psychiatric term for this illness?
His psychiatric tests showed no abnormalities, but he's gone too far.
This is not another psychiatric session.
But you don't have to be losing your mind. to need psychiatric help.
These gentlemen are patients. badly in need of psychiatric treatment.
Their account of the case was delivered to the American Psychiatric Association in 1953, and it's already a classic of psychiatric literature.
Now I shall unravel the psychiatric secrets of this Caligari!
But, of course, we are not dealing with relatively simple psychiatric pathology such as, uh, manic-depressive psychosis, involution melancholia or any other elementary psychosis.
Let's not be psychiatric, Miss Hunt, but in a word, yes.
I'm just in and out. This is not another psychiatric session.
And then on the local level. you might look into the organization of community clinics. psychiatric clinics, sort of preventive measures.
You know that psychiatric treatments include insidious questioning.
The psychiatric clinic, yes.
It has been testified here that a psychiatric examination of the defendant showed no evidence of neurosis and no history of dissociative reaction.
The psychiatric clinic has been told.
We plan to expand our department of Psychiatric Research here.
His Hamlet premiere got cancelled. He was taken to a psychiatric hospital.
The search for the millionaire's wife has been intensified following this evening's disclosure that Mrs. Lannington had undergone psychiatric treatment in the care of doctors Lee Symes of San Francisco and Gottfried Berger of New York.
I mentioned this morning? You know - of placing Mrs. Girard in a psychiatric clinic for a period of observation?
But this was the psychiatric division.
Well, now look, if you're trying to lay some psychiatric groundwork for some sort of plea, this fellow would like to cop.
Based on Raymond's psychiatric pattern, I think we can safely eliminate jacks and kings.
Many of these people will probably lapse into a state of permanent neurosis because they will totally outnumber the psychiatric services needed to cure them.
Find me someone in your department with psychiatric and penology experience, if possible.
Sentences-- psychiatric treatment. effectiveness disputed.
Psychiatric file, personality quotients.
Psychiatric hospital?
News and current affairs
Many of the most common psychiatric disorders that afflict humans are emotional disorders; many of these are related to the brain's fear system.
Dissidents picked up by the police but not formally arrested sometimes wind up in re-education camps or in psychiatric hospitals run by the public security bureau.
Even Western bosses keen on China, it appears, are finding it hard nowadays to praise Jiang, as he crushes the Falun Gong spiritual movement by imprisoning or confining its members to psychiatric hospitals.
In the wake of the Tiananmen massacre, however, individual dissidents and other political nonconformists were again committed to special psychiatric hospitals on an involuntary and indefinite basis.
As a first step in this struggle, the World Psychiatric Association and national professional bodies should demand direct access to the Ankang network and other places of psychiatric incarceration.
On the other hand, psychiatric public policy must also take into consideration the feeble social and political status of the severely mentally ill.
The latter point, however, is where the current puzzles reside for psychiatric diagnosis as public policy.
We now know that it atrophies in a number of psychiatric disorders.
We would have to set the thresholds for psychiatric diagnosis a lot higher, resurrecting the distinction between chronic illness and mild suffering.
In many developed countries, the decline of mental hospitals has brought psychiatric services into closer professional contact than ever with these and other medical domains.
Of course, computer programs can now process data derived from patients' symptoms and generate psychiatric diagnoses.
Parallel to this shift away from psychoanalysis, the diagnosis of schizophrenia has shrunk dramatically, and standard psychiatric practice in the US now incorporates a narrower definition of schizophrenia than is used in Europe.
Psychiatric diagnosis has also been vulnerable to politicization, nowhere more so than in the former Soviet Union, which locked up political dissidents in mental hospitals on what amounted to a charge of schizophrenia.
Any study seeking to determine whether a psychiatric disorder is over-diagnosed will find that some patients with the condition do not have it upon re-interview.
Such is the nature of the imperfect reliability of psychiatric diagnosis.
After all, despite the impairment clause, the anxiety disorder mushroomed; by 2000, it was the third most common psychiatric disorder in America, behind only depression and alcoholism.
To help settle this long-standing dispute, I studied why the number of recognized psychiatric disorders has ballooned so dramatically in recent decades.