Cultural Psychiatry

Cultural Psychiatry

von: R.D. Alarcón

Karger, 2013

ISBN: 9783318023954 , 144 Seiten

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Cultural Psychiatry


 

Cover

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Front Matter

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Contents

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Preface

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Cultural Psychiatry: A General Perspective

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Abstract

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Definition and Applications of Contemporary Cultural Psychiatry

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Culture and the Etiopathogenesis of Mental Illness

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Culture and Variations of Clinical Presentations

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Culture and Psychiatric Diagnosis

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Culture and Psychiatric Treatment

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Culture and Prevention in Mental Health

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Discussion

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Conclusions

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References

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Culture and Psychiatric Diagnosis

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Abstract

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Challenges of and to Diagnosis in DSM-5

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Principles Guiding Revisions on Culture and Diagnosis for DSM-5

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Introductory Chapter on Cultural Aspects of Psychiatric Diagnosis

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Culture-Relevant Material Included in the Descriptive Text for Each Disorder

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Conclusion

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Acknowledgments

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References

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Trends in Cultural Psychiatry in the United Kingdom

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Abstract

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Brief Historical Review

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Why We Need a Critical Cultural Psychiatry

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Cultural Psychiatry in the World: A UK Perspective

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The UK Experience: Policy and Practice Experience with Delivering Race Equality

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Public Health Approach and Inequalities

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Conclusions

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References

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Opening Up Mental Health Service Delivery to Cultural Diversity: Current Situation, Development and Examples from Three Northern European Countries

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Abstract

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Culture and Mental Health Services in Germany

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Culture and Mental Health Services in Norway

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Culture and Mental Health Services in Sweden

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Discussion

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Conclusion

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References

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Cultural Psychiatry in the French-Speaking World

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Abstract

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Historical Account

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Contributions of Social Scientists to French Cultural Psychiatry

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A Multi-Ethnic Society

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Contributions of French Psychiatrists to Cultural Psychiatry

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Links in Psychiatric Thought between France and North America

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References

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Transcultural Aspects of Somatic Symptoms in the Context of Depressive Disorders

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Abstract

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A Brief History of Somatic Symptoms and Disorders in DSM

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Somatic Symptoms in Different Ethnic Groups

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Understanding Racial/Ethnic Variations in Somatic Symptom Reporting within Depression

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Conclusions

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References

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Culture and Demoralization in Psychotherapy

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Abstract

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Theoretical Background

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Methodological Challenges

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Clinical Applications

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Research Prospects

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References

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Ethnopsychopharmacology and Pharmacogenomics

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Abstract

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Psychiatric Pharmacogenomics

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CYP2D6

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Conclusions

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References

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Cultural Psychiatry: Research Strategies and Future Directions

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Abstract

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Thinking about Culture and Mental Health

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Methodological Strategies in Cross-Cultural Research

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Emerging and Enduring Issues in Cultural Psychiatric Research

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Cultural Phenomenology and the Nature of Psychiatric Disorders

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Cognition and Emotion as Situated, Embodied and Enacted

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Cultural Constructions of Self and Personhood

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Cultural Concepts of Mental Disorder and Psychological Essentialism

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Global Mental Health, Stigma and Mental Health Literacy

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Ecosocial Models of Mental Illness and Wellness

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Cultural Competence, Safety and Efficacy

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Conclusion: The Future of Cultural Psychiatry

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References

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Bioethical Dimensions of Cultural Psychosomatics: The Need for an Ethical Research Approach

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Abstract

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Psychosomatics and Behavioral Science as Research-Based Knowledge

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Bioethics, Neuroethics and Applied Ethics

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Rule-Guided Behavior and Norm-Justifiable Acts

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Patient or Research Subject (Participant)?

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Avoiding Ethical Confusions: The Know-Do Gap as a Challenge in Psychosomatics

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Conclusion and Future Perspectives

132

References

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Epilogue

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General Perspective

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Culture and Psychiatric Diagnosis

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International Scope of Cultural Psychiatry

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Somatization and Culture: A Critical Juncture

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Culture and Psychiatric Treatments: Psychotherapy and Ethnopsychopharmacology

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Research in Cultural Psychiatry: Present and Future

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Bioethical Dimensions of Cultural Psychiatry

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Teaching of Cultural Psychiatry

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Author Index

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Subject Index

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Cover

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