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A Peruvian Psychiatric Hospital

A Peruvian Psychiatric Hospital

William Stein
5/5 ( ratings)
This book provides a sociological study by looking at the different factors that contribute to the reality of a psychiatric hospital in Peru. The author delivers his insight gained from interviews with patients and staff. In this thoughtful study, he analyzes concepts of mental illness, and the social roles that caretakers at different levels perform with each other and with the patients. Throughout the work, Stein presents his theoretical model and relates it to the research, creating a well-rounded sociological look at Peruvian psychiatric hospitals, culture, and people. Contents: Foreword by Javier Mariategui, M.D.; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Images of Peruvian Psychiatry; Chapter 2: Concepts of Mental Illness Held by the Hospital Population; Chapter 3: What Is a Mental Hospital?; Chapter 4: Being a Mental Patient in Peru; Chapter 5: Definitions of Social Roles in the Hospital Population: The Family Model; Chapter 6: Deferred Hopes: The psychiatric attendants; Chapter 7: Mistaken Identities: The psychiatric nurses; Postface; Bibliography; Index.
Language
English
Pages
324
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
University Press of America
Release
November 08, 1995
ISBN
076180093X
ISBN 13
9780761800934

A Peruvian Psychiatric Hospital

William Stein
5/5 ( ratings)
This book provides a sociological study by looking at the different factors that contribute to the reality of a psychiatric hospital in Peru. The author delivers his insight gained from interviews with patients and staff. In this thoughtful study, he analyzes concepts of mental illness, and the social roles that caretakers at different levels perform with each other and with the patients. Throughout the work, Stein presents his theoretical model and relates it to the research, creating a well-rounded sociological look at Peruvian psychiatric hospitals, culture, and people. Contents: Foreword by Javier Mariategui, M.D.; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Images of Peruvian Psychiatry; Chapter 2: Concepts of Mental Illness Held by the Hospital Population; Chapter 3: What Is a Mental Hospital?; Chapter 4: Being a Mental Patient in Peru; Chapter 5: Definitions of Social Roles in the Hospital Population: The Family Model; Chapter 6: Deferred Hopes: The psychiatric attendants; Chapter 7: Mistaken Identities: The psychiatric nurses; Postface; Bibliography; Index.
Language
English
Pages
324
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
University Press of America
Release
November 08, 1995
ISBN
076180093X
ISBN 13
9780761800934

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