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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85640-1in particular, drugs) for most of the time. Thus, whether diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia or from depression, a majority (56.4 per cent) reported receiving anti-psychotic medication, anti-depressants and minor tranquillisers concurrently. Of those who received antipsychotic drugs, more tha

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Geldpolitik in der Römischen Kaiserzeitngaging with the data seriously, we have learned a number of lessons about the sociology of the psychiatric patient’s view of mental health and a user-friendly social policy. These lessons will be discussed in this final chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89684-1set the scene by putting our study into a wider context of research on the ‘patient’s view’. Some of this, particularly about psychiatric patients, has reflected professional interests and has failed to take the critical implications of users of services seriously. Let us start by reviewing briefly research on non-psychiatric patients.

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,Die wichtigsten Steuern für Kapitalanleger,orms of conduct and the violations of these norms. This view, championed by the American psychoanalyst, Thomas Szasz,. depicts psychiatrists as agents of social control hired by the state to smooth over the crises precipitated by the actions of disruptive ‘patients’ in the presence of their intolerant fellow citizens.

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,Views on the Patient’s View,set the scene by putting our study into a wider context of research on the ‘patient’s view’. Some of this, particularly about psychiatric patients, has reflected professional interests and has failed to take the critical implications of users of services seriously. Let us start by reviewing briefly research on non-psychiatric patients.