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[Ethical aspects of psychiatric practice in Argentina: a survey]
Pedro Pieczanski1, Daniel Matusevich, Andrés Ragusa
1R3 de Psiquiatría del Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires, La Lucila, Provincia de Buenos Aires. pieczanski@gmail.com
Abstract:
The following paper is the last one of three, whose primary target consists of reflecting on the present psychiatric practice and about the ethical questions that of her are given off. We expose the results of a study, made from a survey to a population of psychiatrists of Argentina that investigate our intellectual and clinical reality. We describe the different characteristics, some of which we considered essential for the clinical practice and tried to determine the relevance that formation and readings in ethics have for the psychiatrists, along with the relevance granted to the social and anthropological aspects of our specialty at the moment of clinical attention.
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