2017
DOI: 10.1186/s13030-016-0086-0
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The European Network on Psychosomatic Medicine (ENPM) – history and future directions

Abstract: BackgroundWithin national and international societies of psychosomatic medicine the idea has emerged of bringing together and coordinating psychosomatic, behavioural, psychological and medical actions with common interests throughout Europe as a way to increase their scientific and political influence.MethodsIt was felt that there was a strong need and opportunity of a common and unifying forum for scientific exchange.ResultsIt was considered desirable to exchange scientific thoughts and experiences in an open… Show more

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“…This lack of global consensus has led to an underrepresentation of psychotherapy, social therapy and behavioural medicine [20]. Moreover, its importance in healthcare systems has been sparingly noted because of scepticism towards psychosomatic physicians and their reputation [21]. To initiate dialogue and develop consensus, it becomes essential to investigate what practicing physicians know about psychosomatic medicine and their attitude towards psychosomatic disorders.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This lack of global consensus has led to an underrepresentation of psychotherapy, social therapy and behavioural medicine [20]. Moreover, its importance in healthcare systems has been sparingly noted because of scepticism towards psychosomatic physicians and their reputation [21]. To initiate dialogue and develop consensus, it becomes essential to investigate what practicing physicians know about psychosomatic medicine and their attitude towards psychosomatic disorders.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…3 As a result, several countries, including some in the Gulf region, have started to implement inpatient CLP services in general hospitals. 11,12 [15][16][17] In Oman specifically, and in the Gulf region generally, there are no comprehensive statistics available on overall levels of activity, or resources allocated to CLP services in general hospitals. General psychiatrists who can facilitate this CLP services are needed in the Ministry of Health general hospitals.…”
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“…Неврология, нейропсихиатрия, психосоматика. 2018;10(1): [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] Л Е К Ц И Я Зависимость болезней человека от особенностей его личности и эмоциональной жизни отмечали еще Авиценна, Гален и Гиппократ. Однако разработка концептуального аппарата, позволяющего описать эту связь, началась относительно недавно, только в конце XIX в. Появление первых психосоматических концепций по праву связывают с «психоаналитической революцией» начала ХХ в. Психоаналитики исходят из того, что бессознательные факторы нашей эмоциональной жизни играют важнейшую роль в генезе ряда заболеваний [1][2][3][4].…”
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“…В психоанализе были выделены и описаны сразу несколько постулатов, которые вплоть до сегодняшнего дня имеют существенное значение для объяснения роли эмоционального и личностного факторов в патогенезе психосоматических расстройств: во-первых, психоанализ указал на наличие символической (содержательной) связи между психическими и телесными феноменами; во-вторых, в качестве значимого патогенного фактора, обусловливающего этиологию и патогенез психосоматических расстройств, был предложен аффективный конфликт; в-третьих, в качестве механизма, посредством которого бессознательные конфликты находят свое символическое выражение в сенсомоторных симптомах, был избран механизм конверсии [1,2,[5][6][7].…”
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