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J Kulhánek

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PubMed1992

[Incisional, stab and gunshot wounds of the abdomen and thorax].

The authors give an account of the incidence and prognosis of the mentioned injuries treated during the past five years (1987-1991) at the surgical department of a district hospital in the centre of Prague. During the past two years a marked increase of these injuries was recorder. A total of 10 persons with abdominal injuries had ambulatory treatment and nine patients with injuries of the chest. During the same period 24 patients with abdominal injuries and 6 patients with chest injuries were hospitalized as well as four patients with combined abdominal and chest injuries. Nineteen ambulatory patients and 34 hospitalized patients during the five-year period are an ever increasing group of casualties who suffered injuries usually when drunk or due to violence.

Abdominal Injuries↗
PubMed1990

[Utilization of psychiatric care].

The paper is an introduction to a series of articles summarizing hitherto assembled results in the research task P 12-335-806 DU 05 "Reflection of the biopsychosocial background of mental disorders on the consumption of health care" and deals with the first stage 01 "Improvement of the psychiatric information system". It gives an outline of the development of the psychiatric information system in Czechoslovakia, an account of the shortcomings of its present state and proposals for its improvement based on an automated psychiatric case register.

Czechoslovakia↗
PubMed1989

[Pathways to care].

The main objective of the study designed by the World Health Organization is to obtain information on provision of care for mental disturbances in various countries. The main pathways to mental health care based on the first results of an analysis obtained from two out-patient psychiatric departments of District Institutes of National Health in Benesov and Kromĕríz in Czechoslovakia are described. The delays at different points, the problem and care provided are reviewed both as regards mental health care and previous other than mental health care.

Czechoslovakia↗