In this paper, we present a multiaxial system for psychodynamic diagnosis, which has attained wide usage in Germany in the last 10 years. First we will discuss the 4 operationalized psychodynamic diagnostics (OPD) axes: illness experience and treatment assumptions, relationships, mental conflicts, and structure, then clinical applications will be outlined. Focus psychodynamic formulations can be employed both with inpatients and with outpatients. Studies show good reliability in a research context and acceptable reliability for clinical purposes. Validity will be separately summarized as content, criterion, and construct validity. Validity studies indicate good validity for the individual axes. Numerous studies on the OPD indicate areas of possible improvement, for example for clinical purposes the OPD should be more practically formulated.
Background: In the United Kingdom, specialist treatment and intervention services for doctors are underdeveloped. The MedNet programme, created in 1997 and funded by the London Deanery, aims to fill this gap by providing a self-referral, face-to-face, psychotherapeutic assessment service for doctors in London and South-East England. MedNet was designed to be a low-threshold service, targeting doctors without formal psychiatric problems. The aim of this study was to delineate the characteristics of doctors utilising the service, to describe their psychological morbidity, and to determine if early intervention is achieved.
Die Literaturverzeichnisse jungianischer Examensarbeiten in Berlin werden daraufhin untersucht, welche Autoren und Themen vornehmlich genannt werden. Veränderungen innerhalb von drei 5-Jahres-Zeiträumen werden dargestellt. An dem untersuchten Material lässt sich eine Einheitlichkeit der verwendeten Literatur in der mittleren Gruppe nachweisen, die danach wieder verloren geht. Eine Konstanz zeigen jungianische Themen, die sich der kulturell-geistigen Dimension der Analytischen Psychologie zuordnen lassen. Die Entstehungsbedingungen und Aussagekraft der Ergebnisse werden diskutiert.
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