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Перевод: psychiatry

[существительное]
психиатрия

Тезаурус:

1. Drs Richard Lansdown and William Yule of the Institute of Psychiatry, who carried out the preliminary studies, looked at primary school children in London and Leeds.
2. Despite his crippling disease, he had still managed to practise psychiatry with some success; but finally, the progressive nature of his condition meant that he needed treatment in an intensive care unit with 24-hour-a-day supervision, breathing only with the aid of a respirator.
3. Influential in child psychiatry for over thirty years, Kahn moved into that field from the excellent springboard of general practice.
4. The predictions are that this will go further to encompass accident and emergency, maternity and even psychiatry.
5. He looked back to the era (pre-industrialism) before the things we consider "natural" - prisons, asylums, hospitals - had been devised, in order to trace the "genealogy" of pseudosciences like penology, criminology, psychiatry and sexology.
6. The Institute of Psychiatry at the Royal Bethlem and Maudsley Hospitals in London reports that men who live alone are more prone to alcoholism or social phobias (such as fear of meeting people).
7. Music used in psychiatry and during childbirth
8. But its context has been a general quickening of interest in research on ageing not only among sociologists and historians, but also from other disciplines such as psychiatry and anthropology.
9. "You can't really translate psychiatry into law and preserve science,"
10. Crammer et al. (1982) have written a particularly useful guide to physical methods of treatment in psychiatry.
11. Any doubts about the wisdom of combining the worlds of Shakespearean tragedy and forensic psychiatry appear to have been blasted away by the recent performances of King Lear , Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet in the special hospital by actors from the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company.
12. The script cut from psychiatry to politics to history to Euro-moralising with dizzy speed; film-clip collages of Hitler saluting, Hess (or not-Hess) in the mortuary, hamburger ads, crumbling buildings, a screaming man in seventeenth-century dress, and the widow miming Hess's improbable suicide all chimed in an unholy jangle with the events on stage.
13. Now again there is less psychiatry because people are afraid of losing their jobs.