1968
DOI: 10.1097/00005053-196808000-00002
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Suicide Among Physician-Patients

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“…The two limited studies cited above have been the primary source or reference in at least 18 journal articles for the conclusion that the suicide rate among psychiatrists is high. Blachly et al is the main source for Asensio (1964), Ansel and McGee (1969), Rose and Rosow (1973), Simon (1972), Simon and Lumry (1968), Van Dellen (1968), and Weigand (1972); and Freeman is the main source or reference for The British Medical Journal (1969), Farberow (1974), Freed (1969), Medical Journal of Australia (1968), Rose and Rosow (1973), Ross (1973), Simon (1972), Simon and Lumry (1968), Torrey (1972), Tennov (1976), Blachly et al (1968), and Gross (1978). These represent a majority of all recently published articles on this topic.…”
Section: Review Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two limited studies cited above have been the primary source or reference in at least 18 journal articles for the conclusion that the suicide rate among psychiatrists is high. Blachly et al is the main source for Asensio (1964), Ansel and McGee (1969), Rose and Rosow (1973), Simon (1972), Simon and Lumry (1968), Van Dellen (1968), and Weigand (1972); and Freeman is the main source or reference for The British Medical Journal (1969), Farberow (1974), Freed (1969), Medical Journal of Australia (1968), Rose and Rosow (1973), Ross (1973), Simon (1972), Simon and Lumry (1968), Torrey (1972), Tennov (1976), Blachly et al (1968), and Gross (1978). These represent a majority of all recently published articles on this topic.…”
Section: Review Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…O perigo a que se expõe o estudante de medicina e, principalmente, o médico no exercício profissional é o de fazer uma identificação total entre seu eu e o "ser tanatolítico", assumindo compromissos onipotentes. Os sentimentos de culpa por fracasso de onipotência (limites de realidade) favorecem o surgimento de quadros depressivos e suicídios, que são evidenciados por dados epidemiológicos, da literatura, de incidência e prevalência, nesse grupo profissional, como mais elevado que a população geral [1][2][3][4] . O médico por ser, na maioria das vezes, ativo, ambicioso, competitivo, compulsivo, entusiasta e individualista, é facilmente frustrado em suas necessidades de realização e reconhecimento 5 .…”
Section: A Morte Na Formação Médicaunclassified
“…"Addicted patients generally are markedly defensive, and by means of an elaborate denial system close themselves off from any therapeutic intervention" [5] . The defensiveness is highest for those physician-patients with a history of addiction.…”
Section: Correlatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extensive tension when confronted with difficult diagnostic problems. 4. Gradual neglect of his practice.…”
Section: The Physician As a Patientmentioning
confidence: 99%
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