A Shift in Emphasis in a Psychiatric Service

Lear, Terence; Pitt-Aikens, Tom

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(67)92316-1

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“…J.L. writes: â€˜¿ I was appointed to the post of psychiatric services operated three clinical team systems, each team headed by two Consultants with appropriate senior nursing staff and social workers, and each team working in a somewhat different way (5). I was invited to participate in team meetings and so was able to discuss proposals and plans easily within the hospital organization.…”

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1972

Br J Psychiatry

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The following report is about the procedure which was developed to involve school young people with mental hospital personnel, and the transactions between people in multiple organizations involved with this are described. Youth volunteers working in a mental hospital were making some sort of impact which seemed worth looking at in more detail with the various people involved to seek meaning in a phenomenon. The working relationship of a hospital-based Voluntary Services Organizer (J.L.) and a Consultant Psychiatrist (T.L.) is portrayed.

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confidence: 99%