Biomedical subjects
S Lesse
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The declining presence of the "young American"--a demographic reality, present and future.
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The political and economic changes in central and eastern Europe: possible macro-psychosociologic implications.
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The relationship between socioeconomic and sociopolitical forces and individual psychologic behavior in Central and Eastern Europe: a proposed international study.
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Current attempts to control health-care costs--blueprint for disaster.
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Early joint training for doctoral candidates in the health-care professions.
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Let the debate begin: the status of intravenous drug abusers with AIDS.
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Living wills, health-care proxies, and the physicians' code of ethics.
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The National Academies of Practice: a new dimension in American Health Care.
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The concept of quarantine--is it still viable?
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Shifting values and ethical concepts in a postindustrial society: establishing new norms.
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Runaway express--the continuing escalation of health care costs.
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Psychotherapy in a changing postindustrial society.
Psychotherapy in a postindustrial society will differ markedly from that practiced in the past and present. It will be necessary for psychotherapists to comprehend the interrelationships of macrosocial as well as microsocial forces in relation to intrapsychic dynamics. In a parallel fashion the psychotherapist will find it necessary to be aware of the interrelationship of biodynamic and psychodynamic processes. This paper outlines the sociologic and technologic forces that are likely to mold the postindustrial era and their relationship to psychologic stress and illness as they will be in the period 2000-2025.
The health-care business--a search for a path through the jungle.
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Individualism and democracy--are they likely to exist in their present form in a postindustrial society?
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The uncertain future of clinical psychiatry.
Clinical psychiatry is in a crisis state and might not survive in its present form. Health-care costs, in general, have escalated tenfold over a period of twenty years. The various factors that are threatening the existence of clinical psychiatry in its current form are reviewed and suggestions for change are offered.
Computer advances towards the realization of a cybernated health-science diagnostic system.
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