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Browsing Research Articles (Psychiatry) by UP Author "Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred)"
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Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred) (In House Publications, 2010-07)This article aims to review the importance, place and especially the emotional impact of non-verbal communication in psychiatry. The paper argues that while biological psychiatry is in the ascendency with increasing ...
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Does psychiatry need religion and spirituality in its treatment approach? Narcissism as an example Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred) (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2016-06-10)BACKGROUND : Although religion and spirituality are increasingly recognised as important in the understanding and treatment of patients, there are also concerns about their role in psychiatry. The recommendation for the ...
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Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred) (In House Publications, 2011-09)This article aims to describe the difference between descriptive and dynamic psychiatry. As part of the latter every psychiatrist should be able to construct a psychodynamic formulation. A psychodynamic formulation, an ...
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Roos, J.L. (Johannes Louw); Kruger, Christa; Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred) (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2013-06)Studies comparing pharmaco- v. psychotherapy in HIV-positive patients with depression are of great importance. These are vulnerable patients, both in a psychological sense and because of potential drug interactions. ...
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Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred) (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2011-06)‘If you talk about things you have not experienced, you are wasting your and other people’s time. As you continue the practice of looking deeply, you will see this more and more clearly, and you will save a lot of paper ...
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Bohmer, M.W. (Manfred); Kruger, Christa (AOSIS Open Journals, 2019-10)BACKGROUND : The biopsychosocial model emphasises the role of human relationships in psychiatric care. Therapeutic relationships that improve treatment outcome and provide containment are desperately needed by patients in ...
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