Titlebook: Mental Health in South Asia: Ethics, Resources, Programs and Legislation; Jitendra Kumar Trivedi,Adarsh Tripathi Book 2015Latest edition S

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1567-8008 on in South Asia.Serves to stimulate policy makers, cliniciaAsia is by far the largest continent in the world in terms of area with population exceeding 3.5 billion and has dozens of cultures, religions, languages and ethnic groups. As a result of its highly varied political systems, Asia also spawn

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Ethics and Psychiatry: East Versus Westnformed consent and stigma are discussed. Special areas such as the relationship of doctors with pharmaceutical companies and the issue of physician assisted suicide and euthanasia are highlighted. Finally we address some ethical-legal aspects of litigation in the Asian context with examples from specific cases.

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Private Sector Psychiatry: What it has to Offer to Mentally Ill Persons in South Asia?sible services to their patients and for that purpose . with the Public Sector is vital. Issues that are of concern are costs necessary to set up services, expensive medication & investigations, and .. The Private Sector can function as a . between services when the need may arise. Private Sector multispecialty hospitals are . in various forms.

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Book 2015Latest editionges and ethnic groups. As a result of its highly varied political systems, Asia also spawns a wide variety of health care systems including mental health care systems, often based on historical roots and at times colonial heritages. The people who suffer from mental or neurological disorders in the

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Human Rights and Psychiatry in South Asia. These countries are generally considered to constitute South Asia. Health in general and mental health in particular has remained low priority areas in these countries. As a result, there has been little concern for the human rights of the mentally ill in these countries. The major sources of huma

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Ethical Issues in Psychiatry in Southeast Asia: Research and Practicebed either by the professional bodies or by the law. Over a period of time ethical obligations are becoming legal obligations, when courts are interpreting the ethical issues related litigations in the court of law. This chapter discusses ethical issues in psychiatry in clinical practice and researc

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Ethical Handling of Religious and Spiritual Issues: South Asian Perspectivet is normal and what is abnormal. Cultures decide where help is sought from and how services are developed and delivered. Ethical practice of psychiatry is critical in ensuring that patients and their families have confidence in what is being offered. It is helpful to understand spiritual aspects of

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Ethics in Counselling and Psycho-Therapy: What We Need to Learn—South Asian Perspective society, differences in clients’ abilities, needs and culture as well as variations between settings and service specialisations lead to ethical diversity. Defining core values and principles is crucial in bridging diverse approaches. The values engender respect for the human condition and a total