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Contains L. Pierce Clark & T. P. Prout's "The Nature and Pathology of Myoclonus Epilepsy"; A. B. Richardson's "Nurses in Hospitals for the Insane"; Walter Channing's "The Mental Status of Czolgosz, the Assassin of President McKinley"; Edward B. Lane's "Litigious Insanity, with Report of a Case"; G. A. MacCallum's "Sanitation in Asylums for the Insane with Especial Reference to Tuberculosis"; Arthur B. Wright's " Tent Life for the Demented and Uncleanly"; Geo. S. Walker's "Sympathetic Insanity in Twin Sisters."
Grinstein 5434. A pioneer British psychoanalyst, Chadwick trained at the Medico-Psychological Clinic in London (also known as the Brunswick Square Clinic) and analyzed Hilda Doolittle. Particularly interested in women's issues and child development, she published an early work on psychology for nurses (her first book) and a notable work on the psychology of menstruation.
A fifth and last edition appeared in 1980.
Falk was professor of gynaecology at New York University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
Intended as a reference manual for psychiatrists, psychotherapists, and nurses working with psychiatric patients. Written from the perspective of George Engel's biopsychosocial model. Uses the nosological categories of DSM-II and the then just-published DSM-III.
Written for psychiatric nurses. Noyes's 1934 Modern Clinical Psychiatry became the standard period American textbook.
A textbook based on Adolf Meyer's ideas. Richards was from 1920 to 1930 on the faculty of Psychiatry at Hopkins (an early if not the first member of that department); in 1931 she became Chief of the Psychopathic Division of Baltimore City Hospital.
The first book on occupational therapy for mental patients, developed from the courses taught by Tracy at the Training School for Nurses at the Adams Nervine Asylum in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, where Fuller was superintendent. E. Stanley Abbot, who was at the McLean Hospital, wrote the final chapter "The Clouded Mind," which relates Tracy's work to patients in mental hospitals.
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