1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf03341549
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Psychiatry and Family Medicine: Better Training is the Key to Better Professional Cooperation

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“…The resulting perception of psychiatry as vague and imprecise has only recently begun to change as psychiatrists embrace an evidence-based approach (1). It has been suggested that although psychiatrists tend to see primary care physicians as unskilled and "in over their heads," primary care physicians may see psychiatrists as inaccessible, nonmedical, and uncommunicative after assessment (40). A failure to address these important attitudinal topics during the education of primary care physicians is an omission that may impede a successful outcome.…”
Section: Needs and Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The resulting perception of psychiatry as vague and imprecise has only recently begun to change as psychiatrists embrace an evidence-based approach (1). It has been suggested that although psychiatrists tend to see primary care physicians as unskilled and "in over their heads," primary care physicians may see psychiatrists as inaccessible, nonmedical, and uncommunicative after assessment (40). A failure to address these important attitudinal topics during the education of primary care physicians is an omission that may impede a successful outcome.…”
Section: Needs and Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most objectives for psychiatric education are predicated on the expectation that primary care physicians will provide more mental health care than they currently do, managing more psychiatric patients and using more sophisticated treatments (33). At the same time, primary care physicians are often too busy to give intensive psychiatric care (40). Primary care authors have argued that the implicit message to do more may be hard to hear from psychiatrists, who may be less receptive to their own need for more education in general medicine than are primary care physicians for education in psychiatry (41).…”
Section: Needs and Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Creemos que esto puede dar cuenta, al menos parcialmente, de los buenos resultados observados, como ha sido señalado en la literatura 12,13,20 . Corroboramos lo planteado por algunos autores respecto del rol primordial que juega el consultor, en este caso residente -consultor, para el éxito de la actividad, quien debe ser capaz de captar y valorar cabal y genuinamente la realidad y características del trabajo realizado en APS y de los profesionales involucrados 12,15,17,20,21,22,23,24 . Se podrá desarrollar así un trabajo de equipo que eficientemente responda a las necesidades de salud mental de los pacientes.…”
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“…La interconsulta psiquiátrica se insertó así claramente en las actividades regulares de los profesionales de APS. Creemos que esto puede dar cuenta, al menos parcialmente, de los buenos resultados observados, como ha sido señalado en la literatura 12,13,20 .…”
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“…Corroboramos lo planteado por algunos autores respecto del rol primordial que juega el consultor, en este caso residente -consultor, para el éxito de la actividad, quien debe ser capaz de captar y valorar cabal y genuinamente la realidad y características del trabajo realizado en APS y de los profesionales involucrados 12,15,17,20,21,22,23,24 . Se podrá desarrollar así un trabajo de equipo que eficientemente responda a las necesidades de salud mental de los pacientes.…”
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