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Bernadette Grosjean.M.D.
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| “It is more important to know what kind of person has a disease than to know what kind of disease a person has." William Osler |
| About the time needed to get to know someone and the dire future for psychiatry check Dr Gabbard paper in Psychiatric times (September 2009) |
| From The Journal of Academic Psychiatry (2009): "-35 medical students every six weeks, eight psychiatry clerkship rotations per years End of clerkship review: 35 students prescribed medication 26 witnessed ECT 7 co-led groups with a social worker No one saw a psychiatrist do psychotherapy Student comment “I hear that if you like to talk to patients, try Family Medicine.” Why should students believe otherwise?" Geri Fox,MD Director of psychiatry Undergraduate Medical Education University of Illinois at Chicago Thankfully, at Harbor UCLA residents in training have still the opportunity to be trained in different modalities of psychotherapy and we will fight in order to keep that essential part of our work alive, in the best interest of all Bernadette Grosjean MD |
| "Those who dance are thought crazy by those who do not hear the music." |
| "Remember that everyone you meet is afraid of something, loves something and has lost something." "The biggest problem is not to let people accept new ideas, but to let them forget the old ones". John Maynard Keynes |
Harbor UCLA Medical Center,
Department of Psychiatry
Torrance California
Los Angeles County
Department of Mental Health
| "It is not because things are difficult that we don't try, it is because we don't try that they are difficult". Sénèque |
| "Where is psychiatry headed? What the discipline badly needs is close attention to patients and their individual symptoms, in order to carve out the real diseases from the vast pool of symptoms that DSM keeps reshuffling into different "disorders." This kind of careful attention to what patients actually have is called "psychopathology," and its absence distinguishes American psychiatry from the European tradition. With DSM-V, American psychiatry is headed in exactly the opposite direction: defining ever- widening circles of the population as mentally ill with vague and undifferentiated diagnoses and treating them with powerful drugs". —Edward Shorter is professor of the history of medicine and psychiatry in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Toronto. in: The Wall Street Journal February 27, 2010 Why Psychiatry Needs Therapy A manual's draft reflects how diagnoses have grown foggier, drugs more ineffective |
| A Critic at Large Head Case Can psychiatry be a science? by Louis Menand in The New Yorker March 1,2010 |
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