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[Physician-patient relations in endogenous psychoses]
Wiener Klinische Wochenschrift. Supplementum
|January 1, 1984
Summary
The doctor-patient relationship in endogenous psychosis patients reveals personality structures, potentially enhancing healing through existential themes and aggression awareness. Medications support this relationship, aiding in addressing underlying issues.
Area of Science:
- Psychiatry
- Psychology
- Existential Philosophy
Context:
- Focuses on the doctor-patient relationship in endogenous psychosis.
- Highlights the revelation of personality structures within this interaction.
- Explores existential themes and aggression in schizophrenic patients.
Purpose:
- To examine how the doctor-patient relationship aids in understanding and treating endogenous psychosis.
- To explore the role of existential philosophy and aggression in patient healing.
- To assess the utility of medications in fostering a therapeutic alliance.
Summary:
- The doctor-patient relationship in endogenous psychosis patients reveals underlying personality structures.
- Schizophrenic patients may engage with existential themes (mortality, aggression), fostering sophistication and healing.
- Thymoleptic and neuroleptic drugs are crucial for establishing a strong doctor-patient relationship to address core issues.
Impact:
- Suggests a pathway for enhanced healing and sophistication in patients with endogenous psychosis.
- Emphasizes the therapeutic alliance as key to addressing structural problems in psychosis.
- Proposes using rehabilitation insights as models for clinical practice.