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Published on: February 16, 2011
[The place of psychotherapy in an institution of social security]
Abstract:
In a social security system that includes prepaid, integral medical care, psychiatric services function in prevention, treatment and rehabilitation in a close relationship with the rest of medical care, the psychotherapies are part of an eclectic system of psychiatric attention, but also of the psychological aspects of institution-patients, institution-beneficiaries and institution-staff relationships. Within diverse psychotherapeutic schools, common denominators of the therapeutic process are outlined, as well as the background philosophy of the system.
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